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CARDIACS
Also known as	The Filth, Cardiac Arrest, The Obvious Identity, The Alphabet
Origin	Kingston upon Thames, Greater London, England.
Genres	Art rock, psychedelic pop, progressive rock, punk rock, pronk
Years active	1977–present
Labels	Alphabet Business Concern
Associated acts	The Sea Nymphs OceanLandWorld Spratleys Japs Panixphere
Website	cardiacs.com
Members
Tim Smith Jim Smith Kavus Torabi Bob Leith Melanie Woods Cathy Harabaras
Past members
Michael Pugh Peter Tagg Ralph Cade Colvin Mayers Graham Simmonds Marguerite Johnson Mark Cawthra Sarah Smith Tim Quy William D. Drake Dominic Luckman Christian Hayes Jon Poole Stephen Gilchrist Jo Spratley Clare Lemmon Sharron Fortnam Dawn Staple

Cardiacs are an English alternative rock/psychedelic pop band formed in 1977 and led by Tim Smith. Noted for their complex, varied and intense compositional style^[1][2][3] and for their eccentric, theatrical stage shows,^[4][5][6] they have been hailed as an influence by bands as diverse as Blur, Faith No More and Radiohead.^[7]
Cardiacs have released eight studio albums plus a number of live albums, compilation albums and singles between 1980 and 2007, and are best known for the 1988 minor hit single "Is This the Life?" They are also noted for attracting strongly diverse responses: they have remained one of Britain's leading cult rock bands during their four-decade-spanning career, but have also attracted virulent critical attack (including a lengthy editorial ban from the British music magazine New Musical Express).^[8]
The band has been on indefinite (and possibly permanent) hiatus following the 2008 hospitalisation of Tim Smith after a heart attack and series of strokes.

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