and is now the owner of the D.C. club The Black Cat. Falls joined the band Egypt Central. New line-up In 2001, Iron Cross re-released their EPs and previously-unreleased material in the form of the full-length CD Live For Now. Grey played with The Royal Americans (a rockabilly-style band). A split release with British Oi! band Combat 84 was planned for release on GMM Records in 2002, although this recording never materialized. The mini-album Two Piece and a Biscuit, featuring four songs from Iron Cross and three from The Royal Americans, was released in 2007 on 13th State Records. By 2009, the line-up was: Sab Grey on vocals, Scotty Powers on drums, Dimitri Medevev (d. 2012) on bass, Mark Linskey on guitar and Shadwick Wilde on guitar. This group recorded two songs for a split EP with the band Keyside Strick, which Koi Records released as Koi Records Split Vol. 5. In 2012, Skinflint Records released the Iron Cross EP Est. 1980. "Crucified" In the mid 1980s, New York hardcore band Agnostic Front began covering "Crucified", a song from the Iron Cross EP Skinhead Glory. Agnostic Front included studio versions of the song on their Liberty and Justice For... and Something's Gotta Give albums. Grey's lyrics refer to being ridiculed for being different, being blamed for society's ills, being accused of violence, and to intolerance because of the actions of others. In a 1984 interview Grey described the intolerance he faced in D.C. for being white: I mean everybody calls you a fucking nazi and they're the ones who are racist against us. I don't hold a grudge against anyone until they start it. The metaphor of being crucified resonated with Communist, anarchist, and apolitical skinheads who were sick of being labelled as neo-Nazis. White Power sympathizers and fascists who called themselves skinheads also identified with the song due to backlash they received for their reactionary and racist ideology. "Crucified" has become an anthem for both factions of skinheads worldwide. Live audiences have taken to adding a chant of "skinhead army!" to the chorus, a line not included in the band's original recording. Discography EPs Skinhead Glory (1982), Dischord Records, Skinflint Records Hated and Proud (1983), Skinflint Records Koi Records Split Vol. 5 (2009, split with Keyside Strike), Koi Records Est. 1980 (2012), Skinflint Records Compilations Crucified For Our Sins (1999), Lost And Found Records Live for Now! (2001), GMM