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Crass

Normal Never Was II [ Vinyl / 12" Single Coloured Vinyl ]

Normal Never Was II

SKU: V77470 Barcode: 5016958097042
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Single Coloured Vinyl

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  • Released Date: 04 Sep 2020

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, CRASS, the punk legends who never fail to stir up controversy and challenge the status quo. With "Normal Never Was II," the band continues their tradition of pushing boundaries and shaking things up in the music industry.

From the moment the needle drops on this limited edition blue vinyl, you're transported into a world of raw energy and unapologetic rebellion. The opening track, "Reject Government," sets the tone for the album, with its blistering guitars and confrontational lyrics that are sure to make your parents squirm.

As the album progresses, CRASS doesn't hold back in their critique of society, politics, and the very notion of normality itself. Tracks like "F**k Normality" and "Subvert Normality" are rallying cries for those who refuse to conform and accept the status quo.

But it's not all doom and gloom on "Normal Never Was II." The band showcases their versatility with songs like "Love Your Labels," a surprisingly melodic track that shows a softer side to CRASS.

Overall, "Normal Never Was II" is a bold statement from a band that shows no signs of slowing down. So grab your safety pins, crank up the volume, and get ready to be transported into the world of CRASS like never before. This album is a must-listen for any punk fan looking for an unapologetically raw and rebellious experience.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. G's Song (Johnny Dynell Remix)
2. Banned (Charles Webber Remix)

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Crass

CRASS are the legendary anarcho-punk band that have been shaking up the music scene since the late '70s. Hailing from Essex, this eclectic group is known for their raw and politically-charged lyrics, relentless energy on stage, and DIY ethos that has inspired countless musicians over the decades. Formed in 1977, CRASS quickly became one of the most influential punk bands of their time, pushing the boundaries of punk music and challenging societal norms with their fearless activism. Their debut album, "The Feeding of the 5000," released in 1978, remains a seminal work in the punk genre, with tracks like "Do They Owe Us a Living?" and "Punk is Dead" capturing the disillusionment and rebellious spirit of the era. CRASS's unique blend of punk, noise, and avant-garde experimentation has earned them a cult following around the world. Their live performances are not just concerts, but immersive experiences that challenge and provoke audiences. Whether it's their confrontational lyrics or their chaotic stage presence, CRASS never fail to make a lasting impression. With a discography that includes iconic albums like "Stations of the Crass" and "Penis Envy," CRASS have left an indelible mark on the punk landscape. Their uncompromising stance on social issues, anti-capitalist ethos, and DIY approach to music continue to inspire musicians and activists to this day. CRASS are more than just a band - they are a movement, a force to be reckoned with in the world of music and beyond.

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