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Crucial Response Records

German record label

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Crucial Response Records is a German record label. It was originally named Anti-Schelski Records, which started in 1987, and was renamed to Crucial Response Records in 1989.

History

In 1989, the label changed its name from Anti-Schelski Records to Crucial Response Records. Anti-Schelski Records started in 1987 with the release of the Chronical Diarrhoea 'Royal Diarrhoea' 7" which was later released on a 12"EP. Anti-Schelski Records also released a 7" by Challenger Crew 's/t' 7", a band from the South of Germany, and a 7" compilation named 'Small Bands, Big Sound' with Anti-Toxin, Spermbirds and Crowd Of Isolated.

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