July 27, 2019By Jake Slovis H-Socialisms December 2016 Punk and Politics In The Day the Country Died: A History of Anarcho Punk, 1980-1984, Ian…- July 27, 2019By Luther BlissettFreedom NewsMarch 23rd, 2017 Many great things about Ian Glasper’s The Day the Country Died: A History of…
- July 27, 2019Fullfrontalrecordings.co.uk2006I was never a fan of Crass. I found their music dull and probably the only thing going for them…
- July 27, 2019By Tom HodgkinsonIndependent on SundayOctober 22nd, 2006 In the late Sixties, two young artists rented a tumbledown cottage near Epping…
- July 27, 2019By Alistair LivingstonGreengalloway September 2006 Shock and awe. Got the book and read it last night. Then couldn’t sleep. Just like after…
- July 27, 2019By Richard CabutThe First PostSeptember 2006 We need more rebellious music to match our inflammatory times, says richard cabutContemporary political…
- July 27, 2019By John RobinsonThe Guardian (UK)September 2006 Even at their peak a band on the margins, the main players in Crass…
- July 27, 2019By Stefan ChristoffHour.caSeptember 30th, 2010The Story of Crass traces the creative history and social-activist roots of the U.K. punk rockersPunk…
- July 27, 2019By Tom SawyerPunkNews.orgSeptember 2nd, 2015 The Story of Crass is George Berger's biography of one of the first anarcho-punk bands,…
- July 27, 20193:am Magazineby Andrew GallixSeptember 2007 3:AM: How did you get into punk? GB: Seeing the bizarrely-dressed head-turners strolling around Bromley…
- July 27, 2019By Rob RayLibcom.orgJanuary 29th, 2016 Two complementary books revisiting the experience of anarcho-punk provide fascinating insights into the evolution and…
- July 27, 2019By Kevin CarsonCenter for a Stateless SocietyFebruary 13, 2012 I’ll start by saying I found this a very engaging read. …
