Crass
15 articles
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Crass: The Spirit of '76 is Alive and Well and Living in Ongar (in a Commune)
Profile by Garry Bushell, Sounds, 20 January 1979
"YES THAT'S right, punk is dead/it's just another cheap product for the consumer's head/bubblegum rock on plastic transistors/schoolboy sedition backed by bigtime promoters/CBS promote the ...
Ludus/Poison Girls/Crass: The Factory at the Russell Club, Manchester
Live Review by Mick Middles, Sounds, 3 February 1979
She's So Modern ...
Crass: The Feeding Of The Five Thousand (Small Wonder, Weeny 2) **
Review by Garry Bushell, Sounds, 24 March 1979
Obscene oaths do not the revolution make ...
Crass, Poison Girls, The Wall: Acklam Hall, London
Live Review by Jon Savage, Melody Maker, 7 April 1979
A SPARSELY attended benefit for the Anarchist Black Cross Cienfuegos Press; a slow night — both the cause and its supporting groups (safely) out of ...
Comment by Dave McCullough, Sounds, 2 February 1980
IT SEEMS, at the present at any rate, there's no escaping The Crass Phenomenon. The "alternative charts" (the accurate few at that!) see them emerging ...
Crass, Poison Girls, Annie Anxiety, Flux Of Pink Indians: 100 Club, London
Live Review by Edwin Pouncey, Sounds, 20 June 1981
Tea and Anarchy: Edwin Pouncey sees Crass in action ...
Crass, Poison Girls: 100 Club, London
Live Review by Chris Bohn, New Musical Express, 20 June 1981
JUST CRASS ...
Crass Words: The Aesthetics of Anarchy
Interview by Mike Stand, The Face, December 1981
A Report from the House of Crass ...
Interview by Hugh Fielder, Neil Perry, Sounds, 25 October 1986
Two years ago CRASS couldn't decide whether to blow up the country or grow cabbages — fortunately for the Tory Tyrants, they chose the latter. ...
Report by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 23 May 1987
With Crass, Poison Girls and Flux in either retirement or a state of change, and Conflict in trouble, the anarcho-punk movement is in tatters. STEVEN ...
Review by Martin Aston, Q, October 1990
IF ANY GROUP seem wholly inappropriate for CD repackaging, then Crass are it, being eight admitted non-musicians who used snarl-toothed punk music as a vehicle ...
Profile by Martin Aston, Q, October 1990
CRASS WERE BRITAIN'S seminal anarcho-punk band, whose communal life and own Crass label epitomised the movement's DIY ethic. Handling everything from mail order, promoting gigs ...
Interview by Richie Unterberger, Perfect Sound Forever, 28 December 1996
THE SPIN Alternative Record Guide wrote that Crass were "probably the first rock band whose liner notes are not only indispensable, but often better reading ...
Interview by Richie Unterberger, Perfect Sound Forever, 28 December 1996
THE SPIN Alternative Record Guide wrote that Crass were "probably the first rock band whose liner notes are not only indispensable, but often better reading ...
Shibboleth: My Revolting Life by Penny Rimbaud aka J.J. Ratter (AK Press £6.95)
Book Review by Nick Hasted, Independent on Sunday, 21 March 1999
Incoherent, angry, incompetent and Crass ...
see also Honey Bane
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