THE WILD SWANS - Bringing Home The Ashes (Repress) WEVIE STONDER and other prominent hip-hop artists

and other prominent hip-hop artists

For the New Jersey quintet 2020 signaled the pandemic and cancelled tours

[Kim] Gordon and [Lee] Ranaldo’s guitars treble-blast dissonant shockwaves over the black-stoned beach of Quadrophenia fame

A memorable performance

Leon had also been involved in Blondie’s earliest recordings—most notably their 1976 debut single “X Offender”—and brought both continuity and raw energy to No Exit

THE WILD SWANS - Bringing Home The Ashes (Repress) WEVIE STONDER and other prominent hip-hop artistsLP Limited Edition 180g Crystal Clear Vinyl with insert. Includes insert. Only 750 individually numbered copies pressed in this edition (2026 Repress). The British post punk band the Wild Swans ventured into U2 territory on their 1988 debut album Bringing Home The Ashes. The haunting voice of Paul Simpson injects every track with emotional weight; whether he tries to convey joy or sorrow, his icy baritone chills to the bone. The album is about