Crisis London, UK
After almost 40 years, punk-rock originals Crisis are back. Crisis’s “songs to march to” once again resonate with audiences
both new and old. Their anti-fascist, anti-racist message is still very much relevant in the current Western political climate, as it was at the end of 1970s.
Tony Wakeford: bass.
Clive Giblin: Guitar.
Lloyd James: vocals.
Aurora Lee: drums.
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