Their next album is more dancy, Well, up to track 2 is, anyway.

Hmm.

I didn't enjoy that very much, y'knerr, from the perspective of an album being entertaining in a pleasant and undemanding way.

That said, it should restated that it was from 1988 and was, thus, at least 2 years ahead of its time.

Also, it still remains extremely rare for experimental bands of this 'sort' to have actual black people in.

So, in summary, not a huge amount of fun to listen to and (in the grand scheme of things, both before or since) not all that groundbreaking or pioneering.

Still, I sense that it was a work driven by a singular vision and realised exactly as the band wished.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

It is over.

It was like listening to paint dry.

Grey paint.

Matt grey paint.

Wot, you mean the best colour to paint a kitchin?

F*S.

I think I prefer the second album, more pop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nSPzJ_6oRM&list=OLAK5uy_mIYQRN0GzsU3mrf0o_b3dlv5W7Tc0ecD4&index=1

I sloped into a record fair today, I picked this up for £5,

Butters would'f been able to buy at least 400 CDs for that price!

The Vinyls seem to sound a little less 80s brittle than the upload too.



Relatively speaking. If you don't mind the crackles.