There needed to be a gloomy, remotely intimate glam pop group named after a character created by Franz Kafka who detuned their pained, pining guitars like the Velvet Underground, who screwed up dance beats with as much nimble knowingness and/or amateurish exuberance as Devo, who faced up to long lasting reality with as much sad, mad grace as Magazine, who got stuck into logic as defiantly as Pere Ubu, who had spent a lot of time watching Television and listening to the first six or seven songs written by t...   [ read more ]

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The Debut release by Sweden's Love is All. 10 songs of heart and soul punk featuring the songs that got them a John Peel Session, single of the week in the NME, sandwiched between My Bloody Valentine and Josef K on the Rough Trade Shops Indiepop vol 1. A marvel of sound and volume produced by Woodie Taylor of Comet Gain. Described by Calvin Johnson in Rockpile as "a spiraling cacophony that drives one to the dance floor to pogo like a maniac." On What's Your Rupture? the label that brought America the Long...   [ read more ]

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Second album by former Josef K frontman Paul Haig, co-produced by Alan Rankine (Associates) and originally released on Les Disques du Crepuscule in 1985. Bonus tracks from contemporary singles.

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