What's (Re)New?: Big Black's Headache EP
Touch and Go Records is reissuing Big Black 's Headache , a four-song EP originally released in 1987. Now past its thirty year mark, I'm aware of Headache thanks to the The Rich Man's Eight Track Tape compilation, which pulled together tracks from the EP as well as Atomizer and the "Heartbeat" single. I expect these remastered tracks to sound much better than they do in the Eight Track Tape compilation. Big Black's Steve Albini , ever the critic of digital technology, had no qualms with illustrating the limitations of first-gen CD systems by intentionally building this CD-only release from analog masters. Consequently, the tracks don't have much depth or bottom. In fact, they sound crispy. So, I'm hoping for a richer, more intensified listening experience once this EP becomes available. The EP's most noteworthy inclusion is likely "My Disco," though the piercing, up-tempo "Grinder," the dilemma-rich...