Pete Shelley - HomosapienLabel: Domino Reissued 6 6 2025, Originally released 1982 After Buzzcocks disbanded in 1981, frontman Pete Shelley teamed up with Martin Rushent, embracing the producers newly acquired synths and drum machines to rework his tracks, crafting a new blueprint for electronic pop music in the process. A production blueprint that would soon achieve massive mainstream success with another Rushent production; Dare by the Human League. Across both LPs, Shelley

while still playing in the same sandbox

So Slow The Knife

and features the first-ever release of the film’s original orchestral score

It was in 1958 that Clark arrived at his masterwork

Michael Grego

Hummingbird Of Death– Here Today

Confess It - Saun & Starr (Featuring: The Dap-Kings)

Theologians (Live at Wang Center-Boston

Featuring such future hits as "Astral Dad" and "Grandpa's Not A Racist (He Just Voted For One)"

Leadership

Path of Complete Totality

Pictures From The Past