PJ HARVEY - I Inside The Old Year Dying LP reggae a time capsule that aliens

a time capsule that aliens or any other existing inhabitants of the future will find to be the most helpful in detailing the essence and attitude of punk’s origins

With guitarist Garrett Hadden’s return to Texas after an extended spell in Seattle

Screamy thugs recycling endless bullshit about the oppressive and destructive state of capitalism

These songs are moody and introspective without ever feeling generically gothy

printed inner sleeves and an exhaustive 28pg booklet with related artwork and photos

PJ HARVEY - I Inside The Old Year Dying LP reggae a time capsule that aliensGatefold sleeve. The forest has always surrounded the music of PJ Harvey. Even her rawest, grungiest record, Rid of Me, had an earthy presence at its center, like a vengeful dryad locked in a dank basement; her glossiest, Stories from the City, alternates between the modern pleasures of city life (Sex! Alcohol! Polished production!) and a numb sense of alienation from a natural way of being that those pleasures can never quite keep at bay. With every