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Released as Babyshambles' major label breakthrough single, "Killamangiro" helped establish Pete Doherty's new band beyond the shadow of The Libertines. Their appearance on CD:UK in 2004 came during a period of intense attention around Doherty, with the song giving Babyshambles one of their first widely recognised moments.

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