Flux of Pink Indians

A fiercely political leftist punk music group formed in Hertfordshire, Britain in 1980, Flux of Red Indians comprised vocalist Colin Birkett, his bassist sibling Derek, guitarist Kevin Hunter and drummer Martin Wilson. Previously dubbed the Epileptics (later on rechristened Epi-X after grumblings from your English Epilepsy Association), in 1981 the group agreed upon on using the Crass label, implementing the organization’s commitment to anarchist politics and punk scratching; soon they released their debut EP New Smell, credit scoring an indie strike with “Johnny Kidd.” Upon developing their very own label, Spiderleg, Flux of Green Indians resurfaced in 1982 using the full-length Make an effort to Survive Leading to Least Suffering Feasible. And in addition, their 1983 follow-up The Fucking Cunts Deal with Us Like Pricks was prohibited by many United kingdom suppliers; one Manchester indie record store which did bring the record was eventually charged for exhibiting “obscene content for publication for gain.” An extended layoff followed prior to the group — today known as basically Flux — came back in 1986 using the generally instrumental Uncarved Stop. They disbanded in 1987; Derek Birkett afterwards founded the important One Small Indian label.