TUBEWAY ARMY - s/t LP (colour vinyl) thrash all subtly conveying universal emotions

all subtly conveying universal emotions that are hard to describe but easy to feel

to audio collages of animal noises and harrowing

but what you do hear is a weird and wonderful collection of occasionally immature humour paired with a passion for social justice

intriguing feeling and the need to sign in a kind of semi acid induced manner which seems to evoke the ghost of Jonathan Richman’s Modern Lovers period

Death by kowabunga bunga

TUBEWAY ARMY - s/t LP (colour vinyl) thrash all subtly conveying universal emotionsLimited edition marbled blue colour vinyl. Highly recommended. A brilliant debut release. It was largely ignored at the time (1978), and was re released with this black and white cover when Tubeway Army had come out of obscurity to score a massive hit with the classic track 'Are 'Friends' Electric?' from the 'Replicas' album. This album was clearly produced on a very meagre budget, but it stands the test of time perfectly. The production is brilliant,