John McKay - Sixes And SevensThe Scream, Siouxsie & the Banshees' first album, was released late enough in the punk era to bear some claim as the first post punk album, with only a minor traces of 'punk' (one lingering early song, "Carcass" comes to mind) and enough hints of what had come even earlier, Andy MacKay like saxophone flourishes to feel utterly new. Not to mention the effort producer Steve Lillywhite must have put into the album, his first fully credited major label

they were one of the best bands

As Holodrum

and Makaya McCraven: New Orleans’ entire history as refracted through the work of Charlie Gabriel of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band

to give bass

Trust no one

This is made all the more interesting in that it gives the listener a chance to compare the studio recordings to the music performed live on stage

Goner is proud to put it out there again: Grown Up Fucked Up by the Reatards

jet lagged

It was terrible for peppers

pressed on White

three singles and whole lot of mayhem on thrilled and unsuspecting audiences across Europe and beyond

having previously only been available on CD “A Bucket of Brains” back in 1995