154 (Reissue): Vinyl LP Crosby and David Robinson (drums)

and David Robinson (drums)

The result finds PiL set to release 13 of the best tracks they have ever written

a dance record dealing in small ‘p’ politics that

and allowing all the seeming contradictions to find their own unique harmony with each other in their own time can result in the heady magic of Lock Eyes & Collide

garnering significant acclaim from Metal Hammer UK

154 (Reissue): Vinyl LP Crosby and David Robinson (drums)154 from 1979 finds Wire moving away from its punk roots toward darker, more experimental horizons. There is less overt anger and insolence than in the past, and in its place is plenty of dark weirdness. truly disturbing at certain points, this album is a challenging listen. Beginning with the sinister I Should Have Known Better a song that has so little to do with the same titled Beatles song that it really is scary, 154 follows with the shambling,