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Independent label: Age of Chance first came to national attention in 1985, when their debut single, "Motorcity/ Everlasting Yeah" released on their own label, Riot Bible. Age Of Chance Were A British Alternative Rock-Dance Crossover Band From Leeds, England, Active From 1985 To 1991. They Were Perhaps Most Known For Their Mutant Metallic Cover Of Prince'S "Kiss". Musically They Were A Sonic Collision Of Punk, Hip Hop, Industrial Rock And Northern Soul. Steven E Provided A Distinctive Strident Nasal Vocal Style, Often Employing A Megaphone. He Left The Band Before 'Mecca'. Band line-up was Steven Elvidge (mob-orator), Geoff Taylor (all nite bass frequencies), Neil Howson (power-noise generator), Jan Perry (beat dominator), Charles Hutchinson (singer on Mecca). Distributed By The Cartel.
| 86 | Age Of Chance | The Twilight World Of Sonic Disco | RIOT BIBLE | BIBLE | 001 |
| 86 | Age Of Chance | Bible Of The Beats | RIOT BIBLE | BIBLE | 002 |
| 85 | Age Of Chance | Motor City | RIOT BIBLE | RIOT | 1 |
| 86 | Age Of Chance | Bible Of The Beast | RIOT BIBLE | RIOT | 002 |
