Crisis

post-punk

There are multiple acts sharing the name Crisis: 1. A British political punk band 2. A metal group from the 1990s lead by Karyn Crisis, signed to Metal Blade Records 3. A Spanish punk rock band 4. An American rock band 5. A name used for the 2008 UK all-star charity single Consequences 6. A 1970's old-time style radio show hosted by Jim French 7. An English industrial ambient band 8. A portuguese electronic flame-on band! 9.A punk band from Vacaville that consists of members from DcOi!, Monster Squad, Pullout etc. 10. A Christian Rock band from Northeast Ohio 1. The earliest Crisis was a British punk and post-punk band, formed in 1977 which was active until the early eighties. After the dissolution of Crisis, Douglas Pearce and Tony Wakeford formed Death In June, Luke Rendall joined Theatre of Hate and Lester Jones formed Carcrash International. Crisis performed at many rallies for Rock Against Racism (RAR), the Anti-Nazi League (ANL) and Right To Work marches eventually resulting in British music magazine Sounds using the phrase 'Music To March To' to describe their distinctly edgy, controversial and far-left leaning form of Punk Rock. Crisis gained a substantial following in the UK and Europe's punk subculture. In early 1979 the group underwent a major change in personnel with Phrazer, the original lead singer and Insect Robin The Cleaner, the original drummer, being replaced by long time fan and roadie Dexter and Luke Rendall. After performing their last show supportin...