Vive Le Rock – anarcho-punk in the spotlight

Date: July 25, 2019Author: Rich Cross 0 Comments

THE NEXT ISSUE of Vive Le Rock magazine has a special focus on the history of the original British anarcho-punk wave.

Currently available for pre-order, issue 65 will explore how ‘how punk rattled the government gates’, and include coverage of Crass, Subhumans, Conflict, Flux of Pink Indians and Zounds amongst others.

Vive Le Rock 65 Anarcho Punk

Anarchy + Peace
How Punk Rattled The Government Gates

With…

Crass
Subhumans
Conflict
Flux Of Pink Indians
Zounds

Plus…

The Members
Flipper
Nofx
New Model Army
Thin Lizzy
Pauline Murray (Penetration)

And loads more!

Who was the greatest anarcho-punk band? Pre order now – the story of anarcho-punk with Crass, Subhumans (UK), Flux of Pink Indians, Conflict, Zounds and more!

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