CRUDE SS WHO'LL SURVIVE EP RARE ANTI CIMEX AVSKUM PUNK – KBD Punk

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CRUDE SS WHO'LL SURVIVE EP RARE ANTI CIMEX AVSKUM PUNK – KBD Punk

EX/EX

Recorded in 1984. This the original pressing, EX Condition

Folded sleeve with lyrics and band pictures printed inside.

A1           Forced Values

A2           Sick Pleasure

A3           Destroy Capitalism

B1           Who'll Survive

B2           You Can't Deny It

B3           Respect The Earth

Matrix / Runout (Side A): CRUDE 1001 A CREATE YOUR OWN LIFE LP

Matrix / Runout (Side B): CRUDE 1001 B LP

EX CONDITION MEGA RARE AND  HARD TO FIND FIRST RELEASED BY UPPROAR RECORDS ''SWEDEN'' (UPPROAR 001) COMES WIT LYRICS/PHOTOS AS YOU SEE IN THE PIC. A CLASSIC!!! AWESOME HARDCORE PUNK OUT OF SWEDEN PLAYING IN THE VEIN OF ANTI CIMEX, AVSKUM, NO SECURITY, ETC.. RAW, FAST AND BRUTAL SCANDINAVIAN CRUST PUNK AT ITS BEST! MUST SEE IT! MUST HEAR IT!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! A CLASSIC!!!

Crude S.S. first surfaced in Sweden in the summer of 1982 with their self-released demo. The "SS" was put on there because the band thought "Crude" was empty. Later they said it stood for "Society System". They began playing shows with an onslaught of various Swedish punk bands of that era, they quickly gained a name for themselves but primarily among their own community in Sweden. It wasn't until late 1983 that they reached a broader audience with the release of their eternal classic, "Who'll Survive". The EP was released on Uproar Records and never officially repressed. They fit in well with the established lot of Swedish hardcore punk of that era. Although their sound was somewhat unique and a bit different from the likes of Anti Cimex, Mob 47, Crudity, Disarm, etc. Always raw, shifting from slow and sludgey to fast and aggressive, coarse vocals and unrefined anger defined the Crude S.S. sound.

Crude S.S. have definitely earned an eternal name for themselves among the international DIY hardcore punk community and have served as siginificant influence for countless bands from all corners of the globe. Very little is known about the time of their official defusion as a band but the last official compilation album that they appeared on was released in 1986, thus leading one to believe this to be the approximate time of their final days. With very little available or even existant, in terms of official releases, they are easily one of the most bootlegged bands in international hardcore punk history next to the likes of Mob 47 and Confuse (Japan).