the sound - from the lion’s mouth
when it comes to overlooked post-punk gems, the sound wrote the book.
seriously. do you know who the sound are?
there’s about a one in a thousand chance you do.
i’m not trying to be a dick, i’m trying to change that.
formed in 1979 out of the ashes of guitarist/singer’s adrian boland’s previous band the outsiders, the sound would manage to slip under the radar only gaining a small cult-like devotion of fans in their brief nine year existence.
from the lion’s mouth was album number two from the sound, and for all intents and purposes, a perfect album.
equal parts entertainment era gang of four and heaven up here era echo and the bunnymen (the latter of which they were label mates with), from the lion’s mouth is filled with dark, yet danceable grooves and the angular guitar work that is so much more prevalent these days, it’s hard to see how this never caught on.
today we can hope to change those dire facts.
maybe you find yourself in need of something new.
something that may affect you on a deep and profound level.
let us hope, that this may be the cure.
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