Show Me the Body "Alone Together" 2024-01-26 it all kinda makes sense

it all kinda makes sense

from it's hardcore roots in the early 1980s through the late '90s

On Blak and Blu

Marking our 100th release on Light In The Attic and following the Record Store Day reissue of PiL's debut single 'Public Image'

including Benny Goodman swing classics and two versions of Irving Berlin's "Cheek to Cheek" (by Fred Astaire and Ella Fitzgerald

Show Me the Body "Alone Together" 2024-01-26 it all kinda makes senseAlone Together is an album about praxis. Putting belief into action. The opening line, radical love compels me to fight, reflects lived experience, standing up for one another and for what you believe in, regardless of outcome. Alongside producers Klas hlund and Kenneth Blume, Show Me The Body have recontextualized their core language into something with more clarity than ever before. This is not about atmosphere but direct communication, a call to