Citizen Fish are a punk band from Bath, England, formed in 1990 by vocalist Dick Lucas once his previous bands, Subhumans and Culture Shock, had run their course. Where a lot of UK punk from that era leaned on nihilism, Citizen Fish took a different route: the songs are just as angry about consumerism, conformity, and ecological damage, but they carry an odd optimism too, a sense that daily choices still matter and connection is still worth reaching for.
The sound mixes hardcore punk urgency with dub bass lines, ska horns and off-kilter rhythm changes, giving the band a groove that a lot of their peers didn't have. Over three decades and eight studio albums they've built a loyal following on the DIY punk circuit across the UK, Europe and the US, playing squats and clubs alongside the bigger festival stages.
The band still tours and records today. For gig dates, new releases, and whatever else the band's up to, their Facebook page is the best place to check.
The founding line-up paired Dick Lucas (vocals) with Jasper (bass), Trotsky (drums) and Larry (guitar); Phil took over on guitar shortly after the debut album, and Silas replaced Trotsky on drums in the mid-2000s. The current core band is Dick, Phil, Jasper and Silas, rounded out on horns by Matt Dowse (trombone) and, depending on which side of the Atlantic they're playing, either Alex Gordon (trumpet/sax) for UK dates or Miguel and Jessica Mills (trumpet/sax) for US dates.
Supermarket Song · Break into a Run · Rainbows · Possession · Small Scale Wars · Home Economics · Paint · Talk is Cheap · Face Off · Youth · Flesh and Blood · Get Off the Phone · Experiment Earth · How to Write Ultimate Protest Songs · Charity
TV Dinner · Naked · Small Talk · Time Control · Dividing Lines · Media Men · Bag Lady · First Impressions · Wet Cement · Circular Vision · Social Insecurity · Invisible People · Flinch
Sink or Swim · Language Barrier · Same Old 'Starving Millions' · Conditional Silence · Big Big House · Mind Bomb · Chilli Pain · Give Me Beethoven... · Talk It Over · Offended · Central Nervous System · Traffic Lights · Smells Like Home
Active Ingredients · The B.O.B. Song · Oslo · Bitter and Twisted · Digging a Hole · Sacred Cows · Pills · Habit · Isolated Incidents · Barking · Heard It All Before · Deep Neurotic · Not For Sale / Breaking a Habit
PC Musical Chairs · Next Big Thing · Can't Be Bothered · 2000 and One · Panic in the Supermarket · Can't Complain · Faster · Phone in Sick · Refugees Go West · Backlash · Friends · Skin
Feeding · Popsongs · City on a River · Used To Work · Plasticash · Scene 496: Cafe in Melksham · Words on Overtime · Talk About the Weather · Catholic Sex Confession · Criminal · What Charlie Said · Fill Me Up
Over the Fence · Revolution · Out of Control · Picture This · Internal Release · Autographs · Back to Zero · Choice of Viewing · Lose the Instructions · Somewhere to Go · Shrink the Distance · Will Swap
Shelf Life · Free Speech · Human Conditioner · Overseas · Better · Click · How Far Does It Go? · Insane · Marker Pen · Fearless · Discomfort Zone · Spotless · Wake Up
There's also a run of EPs and splits worth tracking down: Disposable Dream (1992), the Citizen Fish / AOS3 split (1992), Habit (1998), Dancing on Spikes (2012) and Manmade (2015), plus the split album Deadline (2007) recorded with New York's Leftöver Crack.
Before Citizen Fish, Dick Lucas fronted the Subhumans, formed in 1980 around Warminster and Melksham in Wiltshire. Grouped under the hardcore and anarcho-punk banner, the Subhumans wrote fast, sharp songs about state control, media manipulation and the absurdities of daily life, and became one of the more enduring names to come out of that scene. They split in the mid-1980s but reformed in the 2000s and have kept playing and recording since. Tour dates and news show up on the band's Facebook page.
The classic and current line-up is Dick Lucas (lead vocals, piano), Bruce Treasure (guitar, backing vocals), Phil Bryant (bass) and Trotsky (drums) — the same Trotsky who later played in Citizen Fish's early years.
All Gone Dead · Ashtray Dirt · Killing · Minority · Mickey Mouse is Dead · Nothing I Can Do · Dying World · Subvert City · Big Brother · New Age · I Don't Wanna Die · No · Zyklon-B-Movie · Til the Pigs Come Round · No More Gigs · Black and White
Intro · Forget · Waste of Breath · Where's the Freedom? · Reality Is Waiting for a Bus · Us Fish Must Swim Together · Wake Up Screaming · Adversity · Rain · From the Cradle to the Grave
33322 · British Disease · Heads of State · Apathy · Fade Away · Businessmen · Someone Is Lying · Pigman · Can't Hear the Words · Get to Work on Time · Carry On Laughing · Straightline Thinking · Ex-Teenage Rebel · Powergames · 33322 (reprise)
Somebody's Mother · Think For Yourself · Walls of Silence · Heroes · Dehumanisation · Worlds Apart · New Boy · Time Flies... · Outro
This Year's War · Internal Riot · Fractured · Point of View · Won't Ask You Again · Supermarket Forces · Process · Culture Addict · Too Fat, Too Thin · Sedated · This Is Not an Advert · Never-Ending War Song · Mosquitoes
Terrorist in Waiting · Fear and Confusion · Information Gap · Atom Screen War · Follow the Leader · Strange Land · 99% · Punk Machine · Poison · ♫ · Thought Is Free