"Farce" is a seminal LP by the influential British anarcho-punk band Rudimentary Peni, released through Crass Records. This record stands as a defining moment in the early 1980s punk scene, blending raw energy with darkly poetic lyrics and an unmistakable DIY ethos. The album's abrasive soundscapes and urgent themes of existential dread, social critique, and anti-authoritarianism have cemented its status as a cult classic among punk aficionados. Rudimentary Peni are renowned for their unique fusion of hardcore punk intensity with gothic undertones, led by Nick Blinko?s distinctive vocals and artwork. Since forming in 1980, they have achieved underground acclaim for albums like "Death Church" and "Cacophony," influencing countless bands across genres. The label behind this release, Crass Records, was founded by members of the legendary band Crass; it became synonymous with politically charged music that challenged societal norms while championing independence within the music industry.