Fucking Cunts Treat Us Like Pricks – Alternative Mixes 1 Fucking Cunts Treat Us Like Pricks – Alternative Mixes 2 A different studio mix of some of the tracks off Flux Of Pink Indians second full length LP. In fact more than a ‘full length’ LP as it was originally a double vinyl set released on Spiderleg […]
“When are you going to bed, dad?” asks AL junior… “When I have finished answering these questions about anarchic punk.” I replied. It is now 1.15 am and I have just finished. Bit daft really – questions are about the ‘anarchist punk movement’ and I start off by saying there never was such a thing… […]
Public / Metamorphosis Zen / Blood Third single from this Icelandic band, a band that eventually metamorphosed into KUKL and then The Sugarcubes. All early Icelandic singles are very rare, this 12″ being no exception. Recorded in 1982, there is a slight Killing Joke feel to the sound on all these tracks, not surprisingly as Jaz […]
Take Your Elbows Off The Table Other Version Unreleased product on Crass Records, which came out on test pressing only. Sandwiched somewhere between the Jane Gregory and KUKL releases on Crass Records, these tracks are amazingly rare. Indebted to Vince ex of D.I.R.T. now performing in the excellent Earth Culture. Not sure of the reason of why […]
KUKL – No tracklisting – debut gig EGO – No tracklisting EGO – second half of set ICARUS – some speeches then the band – No tracklisting VONBRIDGI – No tracklisting CRASS – Yes Sir I Will CRASS – Banned From The Roxy / Shaved Women / So What Festival arranged and performed in Reykjavik, […]
KUKL performing with Flux of Pink Indians, D & V and Chumbawumba at Conway Hall. Review originally published in SOUNDS 3 Sept. 1984. Such stuff as legends are made of – REALLY. A concert that put a final nail in the coffin of plastic-pose-punk-piss, featuring four of the five best anarcho-punk (sorry about the label!) […]
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