Nomeansno: "Dance of the Headless Bourgeoisie"
Good afternoon,
Southern Records has been on a reissue tear over the last two or three years, pushing out classics from Crass (in conjunction with Crass Records), Rudimentary Peni and Nomeansno. April 28th will see the reemergence of Nomeansno's Dance of the Headless Bourgeoisie, which originally released by Alternative Tentacles in 1998. The social commentary is still biting, wildly pronounced by Nomeansno's brand of sardonic candor and propulsive funk. Post 9/11 it's hard to imagine the terrorist bent of the title track flying nowadays without prompting some kind of response from the "persecuted" wealthy in the U.S., but there's safety in obscurity I guess.
Information on the reissue arrived courtesy of Rarely Unable.
NOMEANSNO REISSUE CLASSIC ALBUM DANCE OF THE HEADLESS BOURGEOISIE ON DOUBLE VINYL
RELEASE DATE: 28TH APRIL
“...well you know what they say. The world wasn’t built in a day.” - Nomeansno
Originally released in 1998 on double LP and CD by Alternative Tentacles, Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie was reissued on CD on the band’s own Wrong Records in 2004, but it’s taken them a while to get around to a vinyl reissue. Now Nomeansno fans the world over finally have the chance to enjoy the album in its full gatefold glory.
The tenth album from Nomeansno was, and still is, a groundbreaking exploration of social and political lyrical statements and post-punk musical workouts. Back in the day, confused people liked to call this “jazz-punk” or “jazzcore” because it involved more than three chords, time changes and slow parts. It still sounds like nothing else, comfortably in a league of its own, chock-full of both celebratory and angry sounds, with a smart lyrical lurch, and enough sharp musical turns to cause severe dizziness.
Released in conjunction with Southern Records, Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie will get the double 180-gram vinyl gatefold treatment with an mp3 download card included.
TRACK LISTING
A1. This Story Must Be Told
A2. Going Nowhere
A3. I'm An Asshole
A4. Disappear
B1. Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie
B2. The World Wasn't Built In A Day
C1. I Can't Stop Talking
C2. The Rape
C3. Give Me The Push
D1. One Fine Day
D2. Youth
D3. Life-like
Sincerely,
Letters From A Tapehead
Southern Records has been on a reissue tear over the last two or three years, pushing out classics from Crass (in conjunction with Crass Records), Rudimentary Peni and Nomeansno. April 28th will see the reemergence of Nomeansno's Dance of the Headless Bourgeoisie, which originally released by Alternative Tentacles in 1998. The social commentary is still biting, wildly pronounced by Nomeansno's brand of sardonic candor and propulsive funk. Post 9/11 it's hard to imagine the terrorist bent of the title track flying nowadays without prompting some kind of response from the "persecuted" wealthy in the U.S., but there's safety in obscurity I guess.
Information on the reissue arrived courtesy of Rarely Unable.
NOMEANSNO REISSUE CLASSIC ALBUM DANCE OF THE HEADLESS BOURGEOISIE ON DOUBLE VINYL
RELEASE DATE: 28TH APRIL
“...well you know what they say. The world wasn’t built in a day.” - Nomeansno
Originally released in 1998 on double LP and CD by Alternative Tentacles, Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie was reissued on CD on the band’s own Wrong Records in 2004, but it’s taken them a while to get around to a vinyl reissue. Now Nomeansno fans the world over finally have the chance to enjoy the album in its full gatefold glory.
The tenth album from Nomeansno was, and still is, a groundbreaking exploration of social and political lyrical statements and post-punk musical workouts. Back in the day, confused people liked to call this “jazz-punk” or “jazzcore” because it involved more than three chords, time changes and slow parts. It still sounds like nothing else, comfortably in a league of its own, chock-full of both celebratory and angry sounds, with a smart lyrical lurch, and enough sharp musical turns to cause severe dizziness.
Released in conjunction with Southern Records, Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie will get the double 180-gram vinyl gatefold treatment with an mp3 download card included.
TRACK LISTING
A1. This Story Must Be Told
A2. Going Nowhere
A3. I'm An Asshole
A4. Disappear
B1. Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie
B2. The World Wasn't Built In A Day
C1. I Can't Stop Talking
C2. The Rape
C3. Give Me The Push
D1. One Fine Day
D2. Youth
D3. Life-like
Sincerely,
Letters From A Tapehead
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