Description
Crass – 10 Notes On A Summer’s Day – 180 gram vinyl record
10 Notes on a Summer’s Day is the fifth and final studio album by the English anarcho-punk band Crass. The album was released in 1986. Crass was known for their politically charged and confrontational approach to punk rock, and 10 Notes on a Summer’s Day is a notable release in their discography.
The album takes a departure from their earlier aggressive sound and adopts a more melodic and experimental approach. It features acoustic instruments and a gentler musical tone compared to their earlier, more abrasive work.
Lyrically, 10 Notes on a Summer’s Day continues to carry Crass’s strong anti-authoritarian and anti-establishment messages. The album’s lyrics touch on a range of social and political topics, often critiquing the state and societal norms.
10 Notes on a Summer’s Day was a departure from their earlier punk sound, it still retained Crass’s commitment to DIY ethics and their dedication to their anarchist principles. The album’s artistic and musical evolution is reflective of the band’s desire to continually challenge both themselves and their audience.
Crass disbanded shortly after the release of this album, marking the end of their influential and controversial career in the punk and anarcho-punk scenes. 10 Notes on a Summer’s Day remains a unique and thought-provoking work within their body of work, showcasing their willingness to push boundaries and experiment with their music and message.
Crass Rceords
Remastered by Alex Gordon at Abbey Road Studios as close as possible to the sound of the original release. As it was in the beginning
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Track Listing
Vocal Mix
Instrumental Mix
