At one point the Chameleons were one of those iconic rock groups out of Manchester, England that no one could ignore. As their popularity began to wane a bit the group decided to begin a new under the moniker Chameleons Vox. They are back with a slightly different sound that has drawn old and new fans alike, making it possible for there to be a new era in their music. Their most famous album "Script of the Bridge" (released in 1981) is going to be re-mastered and released sometime in the near future. Taking the time to appreciate a classic rock band like this one is a real treat, and Chameleons Vox is looking to bring the sound back forever. Being able to embrace the message this band is sending is no challenge at all, and the fact that they are once again contributing to the world of new music is something that everyone can rejoice in.
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