Information on The New Christs.

Taken from the New Christs album - Distemper (1989) Rob Younger - vocals Charlie Owen - guitar Jim Dickson - bass Louis Burdett - drums Nick Fisher - drums.

The New Christs were temporarily put on hold in early 1996 while Younger toured with a reformed, Radio Birdman. The New Christs resumed by mid-year and released their second studio album, Lower Yourself (early 1997), produced by Younger. Lauren Zoric of Rolling Stone explained that it is "Propelled by tough, inventive riffs and glorious rock & roll grooves, occasional keyboards. The Ledge", "Meanwhile" (2011) – Pitshark.

EP, 1981, Green Records. Album, 1995, Citadel Records. 2. The Way You Suck Me Down. 3. She Comes In Colors. Album, 1996, Citadel Records.

RIK 024. The New Christs. The Ledge, Meanwhile ‎(7", Ltd, Num). RIK 024. The Ledge, Meanwhile - Pack ‎(3x7", Ltd, Num, bla).

Christ – The Album is the fourth album by Crass, released in 1982 But Not Dead, of a live recording of their June 1981 gig at the 100 Club in London along with other studio tracks, demos and tape fragments

The New Christs were originally formed by Radio Birdman and New Race vocalist Rob Younger after he was offered the support spot on Iggy Pop's Australian tour of 1984. The other members had played in groups such as Celibate Rifles, Lime Spiders and Hoodoo Gurus. The tour proved a success and the band stayed together, recording the two singles Like A Curse and Born Out Of Time for Sydney independent label Citadel Records. These releases gained universal acclaim for their tough and uncompromising nature.

About The New Christs. Founded by ex-Radio Birdman vocalist Rob Younger, Australia's New Christs have managed to persevere through many personnel changes, as well as Younger's many commitments producing other bands. Initially started as a one-off to record a single ("Face a New God," 1981, now worth big money down under), the band did not perform until 1983 when Younger assembled an all-star lineup featuring members of the Celibate Rifles, Birdman, and a future Hoodoo Guru to tour with Iggy Pop, then making his first venture down under. Several singles and lineups followed and the debut album, Distemper, was not released until 1989. That version of the band included Charlie Owen (Divinyls, Louis Tillett, Tex Perkins) on guitar; then unknown, he is now renowned as one of Australia's finest musicians.