Red Cross "1981-1982 No Message" Turnstile and an unshakable belief in

and an unshakable belief in music's power to change the world

insistent “Mantra” drops a wave of melodic aggression on the listener

Hints of that direction can be found in a few moments on the current album

” - Kelela

the reason for releasing it exclusively on cassette tape was influenced by BAD BRAINS's ‘ROCK FOR RIGHT’ which emerged as the cutting-edge hardcore sound of the time

Red Cross "1981-1982 No Message" Turnstile and an unshakable belief inFor starters, don't let the name fool you, this is Richmond, VA not L. A. Coinciding with the beginning of the 1980s, the spread of punk's mutation into the harsher exertion known as hardcore punk began to spill across the continental United States. At long last, after 40+ years in obscurity, Beach Impediment is proud to present this long lost posthumous release of sorts, remastered from the original reel and accompanied by a 16 page booklet featuring