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The second part of the 90s brought a new crop of groups and "bedroom" labels that carried on this forward-thinking attitude to music
You Don’t Scare Me
Smith is a history buff and admirer of Michael Clark
The Flaming Lips 2002 album “Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots” was a huge album in the UK
Your Love Is My Drug 3:07Tik Tok 3:20Take It Off 3:35Kiss N Tell 3:28Stephen 3:32Blah Blah Blah 2:52Hungover 3:52Party At A Rich Dude's House 2:56Backstabber 3:07Blind 3:17Dinosaur 2:55Dancing With Tears In My Eyes 3:29Boots & Boys 2:56Animal 3:57
Gang of Four - Songs Of the Free (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP The second part of theGang of Four was formed in Leeds in 1976 by bassist Dave Allen, drummer Hugo Burnham, guitarist Andy Gill, and singer Jon King. The band pioneered a style of music that inverted punks blunt and explosive energies favoring tense rhythms, percussive guitars, and lyrics that traded in Marxist theory and situationism. They put every element of the traditional rock band format to question, from notions of harmony and rhythm to presentation and performance.
