Bleep

One Little Indian, in association with the group’s own Crass Records, set out to revive the back catalogue of the UK’s foremost legends of anarcho-punk to provoke and promote the resistance all over again. Their fifth and penultimate release, 1983’s Yes Sir, I Will finds the group at their most characteristically hyper critical, launching no-holds attacks against then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s foolhardy war in the Falklands.