Spiderleg Records

At some point, the band had gotten the attention of Flux of Pink Indians, who puts out their first four records.

Thus, this EP was released on Spiderleg Records.

This is a good EP.

It's straightforward and rough in spots, but I think still very fun.

So they start their own label, Blurg Records.

Blurg initially started out as a tape label, but due to the success of its first release, the Wessex 82 compilation, they also started pressing vinyl.

That was inspired by Flux Pink Indians, who put out our first records out on their own Spiderleg records.

Crass put out Flux Pink Indians' first records on their own Crass records, so it was a trickle-down effect of Crass, Spiderleg, Blurg.