The Rezillos and The Professionals

The Rezillos, formed in 1976 in Edinburgh, Scotland, are known for their glam rock style and campy girl group iconography. Key members included Eugene Reynolds and Fay Fife. Their 1977 debut single "I Can't Stand My Baby" launched their success, followed by the U.K. Top 20 hit "Top of the Pops." Despite disbanding in 1978, they re-formed as The Revillos, releasing hits like "Where's the Boy for Me?" and touring globally. They later reunited as The Rezillos, continuing to perform and release new music, including the 2015 album Zero.

Born in the UK, the Professionals, formed by ex-Sex Pistols Steve Jones and Paul Cook, gained fame for their powerful punk sound. Known for "Just Another Dream," they released "I Didn't See It Coming" in 1981. Despite setbacks, they retained a cult following. Their work was compiled in 2015's "The Complete Professionals." Collaborations included Billy Duffy and Marco Pirroni.