Toxic Waste - Belfast LP xx1942 alternately propelling and fleet-footing shifting

alternately propelling and fleet-footing shifting ground to pinion John Dwyer’s cliff-face guitars to the boogie

One of soul music's great female voices

chopsticks

With a handful of twitching insta-sketches

Machinemachine

Toxic Waste - Belfast LP xx1942 alternately propelling and fleet-footing shiftingTOXIC WASTE represent the hardest end of the CRASS milieu. While most anarcho punk bands of the time sang about a war theyd only seen on TV TOXIC WASTE were being politically active in Belfast during the troubles. They played militant punk with melody and aggression. Borderline hardcore at times with a clear peace punk message. Angry, intense and in your face. They were involved in the Warzone Collective and shared stages, experiences and activism