And the news that he is doing another full UK tour should bring a smile to the face of the staunchest punk curmudgeon.
Crass fans will no doubt be digging out their black anarchist uniform, the one that separates them from all those conforming sheep, but without any hint of sarcasm it has to be said that this party isn't just for them, and anyone who is looking for a night of top quality entertained need look no further.
Forget any notion of grabbing a ticket for one of the shows being akin to jumping aboard a nostalgia train as Steve only pays lip service to the past from a solid position in the present.
This is not Crass: the return, this is all together something else.
If Crass was the evolutionary stage of flopping about on land for the first time then Slice of Life is when we get to growing some arms and legs.
And as the venues on the tour lean towards the smaller side then consider that a bonus as the intimacy will provide a greater degree of engagement between artist and audience.
Relevance for 2017 will be considered, but let's not beat about the bush here as Slice of Life are more relevant right now than a Sleaford Mods t-shirt at a Corbyn rally.
And you can take that the capitalist scum outlet that looks after your money.
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