A Time For Conflict

January 29, 2021

in New Catalogue

A Time For Conflict

Led by the one and only Colin Jerwood, South London anarcho-punks Conflict reached the peak of the indie charts with the 1983 album It’s Time To See Who’s Who and scored a flurry of indie chart singles through the 1980s, including ‘The Serenade Is Dead’ (No 5) and ‘This Is Not Enough’ (No 3).

Much of the Conflict material was released on the band’s own Mortarhate label, which Cherry Red now oversee. The entire Conflict output will be released on two career spanning boxsets in late March.

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