Rub Me Out: Vinyl LP Faber they hit what felt like

they hit what felt like an insurmountable obstacle – they had to change their name from Deers to Hinds for legal reasons

Highlights of the live portion of the album include the acoustic reimagining of “Hotel California

which was written in the wake of the murder of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests

Ty’s song design’s all over the place — not even a surprise anymore — but unlike the freewheeling feast style of Freedom’s Goblin

Rub Me Out: Vinyl LP Faber they hit what felt likePunk pioneers Crass continue their vinyl reissue series, re pressing their limited releases by adjacent artists through Crass Records, in association with One Little Independent. The series, including over twenty bands and solo artists recorded at the legendary Southern Studios and produced by Penny Rimbaud, continues with two more historic pieces from the Crass Records catalogue; Multi Death Corporations by MDC and Rub Me Out by The Cravats.