The Homosexuals

With a subversive name that didn't lend itself well to printed handbills, an art school D.I.Y. ethic, and a deconstructionist approach to music, cult '70s British punk rockers the Homosexuals were highly influential to those lucky enough to have heard them, but seemed doomed to obscurity from the beginning. Formed in South London from the ashes of the Rejects -- who played at the Roxy alongside the Jam, the Damned, and Wire (probably the most direct comparison to the Homosexuals in terms of musical style) -- vocalist Bruno McQuillan, guitarist Anton Hayman, and bassist Jim Wel...