BERET - Jesus White LP punk blues the Bad Seeds have never

the Bad Seeds have never sounded more cheerful than in the sloshed group sing-along of the Velvets' "All Tomorrow's Parties" and the cheeky

interviews and press clippings from the period

It was Manning who finally convinced Nicholson to release the album on CD in 1994 and who was talking about recording more with him when Gimmer passed away at just 54 years old in 2000

It's a stance Primitive Calculators have maintained across decades – changing only in nuance as it pertains to the electro-tinged noise-punk they create

BERET - Jesus White LP punk blues the Bad Seeds have neverHighly recommended. The next smash record from the label that brought you Landowner, Drool, Stuck, Cafe Racer and Glued. Jesus White is a tough and intense post punk record made almost entirely without drums, which gives it a dreamlike and surreal quality. The minimalist approach creates a powerful starkness and immediacy, as in the last minute and a half of Time Like Fluid, where one chord is repeated with increasing layers of guitar overdubs and