Crass

Crass are an English anarcho-punk collective formed in the late 1970s, known for overtly political lyrics, a strict DIY ethic, and for founding Crass Records. Their work influenced various punk and extreme music scenes.

Reviews and public sources note their anarchist politics, the founding of Crass Records, influential releases such as The Feeding of the 5000, Stations of the Crass, Penis Envy and Christ: The Album, and prominent members using stage names such as Steve Ignorant and Eve Libertine.

Reviews praise Crass's uncompromising political voice and DIY ethics while noting challenging musical choices. Key releases highlighted include Bloody Revolutions, Penis Envy and Christ: The Album. The reception in the reviews ranges from admiring to critical about listenability.

For:Fans of political punk, anarcho-punk, DIY culture and listeners interested in confrontational, message-driven music.