For more than 20 years or so, there has been little reason to celebrate for Subhumans fans. Anarchy punks have waited in vain for the revolution to start; crusties watched tearily as "squatters rights" became a trendy cause of bourgie student types; and peace punks nearly died out because, um, who really wants to be saddled with the label "peace punk"? But things are looking up a bit at the moment, because Subhumans have announced they're re-issuing their back catalog via their own Bluuurg label. Everyone's favorite agitproppers are dusting off and remastering their old songs and including original artwork. This means, presumably, that you (yes, you, wearing the Crass t-shirt) will be able to hear classics like The Day the Country Died and the EP-LP (which includes all the songs from debut EP Demolition War) in a way you've never heard before, fresh from the band to you. For more, visit the Bluuurg Record site.