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Anarcho-Punk Movement in the UK (1977–1984)

Anarcho-Punk Movement in the UK (1977–1984)

  2. Crass forms around the Dial House commune

    Labels: Crass, Dial House

  3. “The Feeding of the 5000” sparks censorship dispute

    Labels: The Feeding, Small Wonder

  4. Crass Records launches to protect editorial control

    Labels: Crass Records

  5. “Reality Asylum” single intensifies anti-religious critique

    Labels: Reality Asylum, Crass

  6. “Stations of the Crass” expands anarcho-punk’s reach

    Labels: Stations of, Crass

  7. Crass and Poison Girls release split political single

    Labels: Crass, Poison Girls

  8. “Bullshit Detector” compilations formalize the DIY pipeline

    Labels: Bullshit Detector, Crass Records

  9. “Penis Envy” centers feminist critique within the scene

    Labels: Penis Envy, Crass

  10. Conflict forms, signaling a harder anarcho-punk wing

    Labels: Conflict

  11. “Christ – The Album” packages music with essays and art

    Labels: Christ The, Crass

  12. Chumbawamba forms, influenced by Crass-era anarcho-punk

    Labels: Chumbawamba

  13. Crass releases “Yes Sir, I Will” after the Falklands War

    Labels: Yes Sir, Crass

  14. Stop the City protest disrupts London’s financial district

    Labels: Stop the

  15. Second Stop the City action leads to mass arrests

    Labels: Stop the