On Tue, 8 Apr 1997, Greg Earle wrote:
quoted 5 lines Nope, we have it too. Actually got introduced to it via Rave Ogilvie's wife,> Nope, we have it too. Actually got introduced to it via Rave Ogilvie's wife,
> who taped it for us. Good thing too, it probably never would have occurred
> to me to buy it as I knew it sprang from the mouth of former Crass acolytes
> Flux Of Pink Indians, and I never would have guessed that it contained
> wonders inside which bore no resemblance to Crass-style Punk music.
Actually, another Crass offshoot, Eve Libertine, used quite a few analog
synths on some tracks for weird rhythmic synth-bubbling noises. Crass was
hard-headed workingclass (really though? ;) ) punk that was at times very
artistically open-minded.
I used to have the Flux lp in question also. I became a bit tired of the
gated drums and vocals, preferring Perennial Divide to give me the tribal
beats and snare rolls. The cover was wallpapered with corporate logos;
always liked that concept connected to that music. Nice graphics.
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