Crass Announce ‘Normal Never Was’ Remix EP In Aid Of Refuge

Late last year, anarchist punk icons Crass took the step of making the original separate track stems of their debut LP “The Feeding Of The Five Thousand” available as a free download via One Little Indian Records. The first results of this creative process are ready to be heard and released in the form of a twelve-inch EP of remixes by producer and XL Recordings honcho Richard Russell under the guise rLr, who tackles and further subverts the anti-war anthem ‘They’ve Got A Bomb’, whilst Boston, Massachusetts experimental synth-pop artist Glasser takes aim at ‘Do They Owe Us A Living?’ and takes the song into entirely different realms of rhythm and distortion. Crass are still accepting contributions to the project with the final date for submissions being August 1st, you can download the stems here and pre-order the “Normal Never Was” EP here. All monies raised from the project will go to the domestic abuse charity Refuge.

You can view the video for rLr‘s take on ‘They’ve Got A Bomb’ below