Before Hoover, Kerosene 454, or Samuel there was Wind of Change. A hybrid of DC's Revolution Summer and CBGB's aggressive hardcore scene, the teenage Arizona skate edge quintet lasted a couple summers and EPs then blowing away in the desert dust devils. For our 8th Hand Screened edition, Numero has compiled the band's complete discography, including the Rain and ...A Promise Kept EPs, the Kids Who Care demo, and a previously unreleased 1989 WFMU radio session. The LP is housed in a sturdy chipboard jacket with a human-pulled silk screen and includes a 24-page booklet with in-depth liner notes by Tony Rettman, rare photos, and flyers from shows you were too young to attend.