Killers

After having released a few albums with Battlezone and Di'Anno, ex-Iron Maiden singer, Paul Di'Anno started Killers. After the Live album, Assault on South America (1990), Paul Di'Anno (vocals), Cliff Evans (guitars), Nick Burr (guitars/vocals (backing)), Steve Hopgood (drums) and Gavin Cooper (bass) would release Murder One (1992); the former Live album featuring John Gallagher (bass) and Ray de Tone (guitars). Children of the Revolution EP (1992), Menace to Society (1994) and Live Live album (1997) followed before the act split. It would restart briefly in 2001 but fold again in 2003. In 2013 the band announced they have returned to activities featuring only Evans and Di'Anno to announce an album titled "The Lazarus Syndrome" was to come, but it has yet to appear. The 2022 split album Killers in the Battlezone was actually a compilation of Killers and Battlezone works.