An audio version of the Situationist philosophy, whose message is “subversion can be fun.” And indeed it can, as this album demonstrates. Musically, it’s very diverse, combining fast semi-thrashers with undistorted guitars (like “Imitation of Life” and “Subscription”) with a variety of theatrical pieces (like the schizoid “Gut Rage” and the creepy “1984”), all marked by Frank Discussion’s sneering vocals and sarcastic humor. Undeniably entertaining and provocative, arguably brilliant and revelatory. A classic.
- Jeff Bale, MRR
| Moss Side | |
| Have You Never Been Mellow | |
| Imitation Of Life | |
| Bionic Girl | |
| Terrorist | |
| Day By Day | |
| 1984 | |
| Burn Warehouse Burn | |
| Entering From The Rear | |
| Sao Paulo | |
| Games | |
| Subscription | |
| Stayfree | |
| Dead Bodies | |
| Gut Rage | |
| Destruction Unit | |
| L-O-V-E (Another Damp Thing) | |
| Love In The Ruins | |
| F Y | |