UK anarcho-punk pioneers Conflict announce “The Collusion Exclusion,” out October 31 on Cadiz Music/Mortarhate Records. Following the passing of frontman Colin Jerwood, the release continues the band’s fierce political legacy, now fronted by Fiona Friel. The new 10″ features remixes from Youth (Killing Joke) and Sid Truelove (Rubella Ballet), both paying tribute to Jerwood’s lifelong activism. The record arrives as Conflict complete an emotional tour honoring their late singer, turning grief into powerful resistance. “The Collusion Exclusion” cements Conflict’s place as one of punk’s most enduring, uncompromising voices.
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