CRASS - Stations Of The Crass DLP Industrial flanged-out guitar riffs that would

flanged-out guitar riffs that would make both The Cure AND The Pixies jealous

Joe Carducci had several times mentioned his brother Mark had a cool band back in the pre-punk '70s

yet he appeared on scant few recordings

who’ve been breathing music for ages

“I am definitely hearing this group when I’m writing the music or thinking of how it’s going to be played live

CRASS - Stations Of The Crass DLP Industrial flanged-out guitar riffs that wouldStation Of The Crass is Crass' second album, released in 1979. The album was originally released as a double 12", featuring both studio and live tracks (recorded at The Pied Bull, Islington). The first 3 sides contain studio material and play at 45 rpm, with the ultimate side featuring the live material, and playing at 33 rpm. The album's name is a pun on Catholicism, as well as a reference to the graffiti campaign conducted by the band around the