These anarchist punks (in the Crass mode) hailed from Eltham, South London, and were formed in 1981.
The band were active throughout most of the 80s releasing singles steeped in political, social, animal welfare and environmental protest.
Colin Jerwood
Vocals Graham Ball
Guitar ‘Big’ John Clifford
Bass Kenny Barnes
Drums
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