wrote: "They formed six years ago, emerging at the same time as The Redskins, but whereas the later responded to boneheads by moving into the student circuit, a strong feature of The Burial's gigs was the Nazi-bashing." The article includes a quote from Paul McGinn of the Glasgow Spy Kids: "They were the first band to stand up and say what a lot of people felt". The book Spirit of '69: A Skinhead Bible included a quote from singer Mick Hall at a concert in Stockton in 1985, in which he said to the audience: "You read in the papers all Skinheads are thick fascist thugs. I'm not a thick fascist thug. Are there any thick fascist thugs in here?" The Burial are described in Oi! Oi! Oi!: Class, Locality, and British Punk (Oxford: Oxford University Press) as "militantly anti-fascist". Members Michael "Mick" Hall - vocals Chris Weston - lead guitar and vocals Eric "Barney" Barnes - rhythm guitar and vocals Ashley Bell - bass guitar and vocals Charlie Seymour - drums and vocals References External links The Burial Myspace profile Britanarchists Myspace profile Nick Toczek Myspace profile History of Red Action which mentions The Burial Detroit Metro Times article which mentions The Burial Interviews with Paul Barrett of Hard as Nails and The Burial Oi! groups English punk rock groups Political music groups British ska musicians