The Who - QuadropheniaFirst pressing, 1973, with booklet VG+ VG A few light marks, but plays well

Liverpool’s long had a love affair with Jamaican music—you can hear it in the streets if you’re really listening

They’d make up melodies together

wicked vision they first set out with

Many of these classic dub albums were originally released only in Jamaica in short- run pressings with special silk-screen printed sleeves

So think of a way more aggressive BUTTHOLE SURFERS mixed with the less pompous SONIC YOUTH and a hint of contemporary Barcelona and NYC hardcore bands and then you may or not be close to describe ANXIETY's sound

and celebration

In an exclusive interview with Dig

he connected his street language to subjects as violence

alongside the voice of Delia Derbyshire

Schott became enamoured with a cassette tape of Lee Perry tracks from 1976 to 1979

Featuring standout singles: the pulsating ‘Euphoria’

Hamish Kilgour has never released a proper solo album of his own