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. Openly dubbed the group’s ‘swan song’, 1986’s Ten Notes on a Summer’s Day marks the group’s final release under the Crass moniker, and a striking reminder of their avant grade credentials unique among their peers (if they ever had any).