ICON A.D.-LET THE VULTURES FLY 1983.PUNK ANARCHO CRASS FLUX SUBHUMANS
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Jun 21, 2015 Sold Date
Jun 11, 2015 Start Date
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Description

Icon A.D. ?– Let The Vultures Fly...... E.P.

Label:

Radical Change Records ?– RC 4

Format:

Vinyl, 7", EP 

Country:

UK

Released:

1983

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Punk

Tracklist

A Say No B1 Trident 1 B2 Trident 2
(DISCOGS.COM)
Formed in Leeds in 1978 by four school friends aged 16 to 18, all with no musical ability whatsoever but plenty of attitude, Icon A.D. immediately started upsetting the local newspaper, venues and the ‘rock’ fraternity but played only locally and released nothing and would probably have drifted into oblivion until they noticed an advert from Crass who were planning to release an album of ‘unknowns’. They submitted a rehearsal tape and the track ‘Cancer’ was included on the first ‘Bullshit Detector’ on the Crass label. 

The band were becoming increasingly politicised and sent some new recordings to Radical Change records who in September 1982 released the ‘Don’t Feed us Shit’ EP. The single was a huge success and peaked at No.2 in the ‘independent’ chart and in the tradition of ‘anarcho-punk’ was sold at a ‘Pay No More Than’ price.
The same month the band recorded a session for John Peel and shortly after recorded their next single ‘Let The Vultures Fly’ also released on Radical Change in June 1983, again sold at an ‘anarcho-punk’ price.
The single was another huge success far out-selling their previous single and Backs distribution who funded Radical Change wanted the band to cross over into the more mainstream punk market and suggested full colour covers and a full retail price.
Rather than compromise their principles the band split.
‘Lest We Forget’ compiles their two singles, their unreleased final single,their John Peel session and a further two previously unheard studio sessions.
(LASTFM)


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