Title: Death Band Night Band Blood
Product review: Holy roller, where'd this mutant of an album emerge from? What vast aquatic expanse did this near necessarily classic album expunge iself'? Luckily...the end product isn't at the seeming excrement left by Burnel (that dappy lad gone fetal on the left) but is instead and most sincerely there most confident and aggressive albums of that Stranglers era. Fast and utterly violent, "Black and White" strikes like a quick jab to the knob and ultimately settles like a bruise you so sickeningly enjoy showing others. Be proud, all those that heard it at its birth and the newer gobs claiming it as the holy grail of 80's post-punk revelry. "Toiler on the Sea" should be commissioned and given a rank, while "Death and Night" is a slopper of a track, boiling on obsessive with a crash like opening that still gives me jollies. Seek out, indeed! (the George Melly track is also a grin maker)
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