Episode 261: Subhumans

Today we're discussing every album by British anarcho punk band Subhumans. Regarded now as one of the most beloved punk bands to come out of England in the early 80s, Subhumans did things musically that none of their peers did. The way they experimented and evolved, not to mention their absurdly long punk epics, distinguish them from the rest in a profound way, leading to some of the best punk albums of all time.

 

Intro 00:00

Dick Lucas and The Mental 00:15

Stupid Humans 1:13

Subhumans First Lineup 1:41

Andy Leaves, Trotsky Joins 2:09

Demolition War EP 2:46

Reason For Existence EP 4:06

Religious Wars EP 5:53

The Day the Country Died 7:34

Evolution EP 11:19

Time Flies...But Aeroplanes Crash EP 12:37

Grant Leaves 15:18

From the Cradle to the Grave 15:55

Rats EP 18:45

Worlds Apart 21:03

Their Cover Artist Disappears 23:53

The Band Breaks Up 24:41

29 : 29 Split Vision 25:05

They Reunite 27:04

Unfinished Business EP 27:29

Internal Riot 28:49

Crisis Point 30:35

Recent Activity 31:57

Outro 32:17

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Mike's Picks:

Worlds Apart (1985) -- Best Album, Personal Favorite

Crisis Point (2019) -- Worst Album, Least Favorite