The Fall - Totale's Turns"Totale's Turns" is a live album by The Fall, originally released on May 5, 1980. The first of the band's many live and part live albums, it was mostly recorded at gigs in the north of England, but the track "New Puritan" was recorded at Mark E. Smith's home and "That Man" is a studio recording, an outtake from the recording sessions for the "Fiery Jack" single.

They’ve played live all over the UK as well as Europe and North America and this year they signed to Heavenly Recordings and headed into Eve Studios in Stockport

please sit back

with a lush torch song we‰۪ve been desperately chasing for years

Wrapped in a thick wall of death metal sound

1970 debut album by Denmark's Day Of Phoenix

Sure you do

"DJ Shadow told me I would like Garage years ago

These tracks may represent Minus The Bear‰۪s original trademark version of pop but on songs like ‰Û÷I‰۪m Totally Not Down With Rob‰۪s Alien‰۪ the band eschews it‰۪s restless energy for atmosphere and dynamics

the absence of policemen to take charge - as a metaphor for the larger problems of post-colonial Nigeria

Tampa Red - Sure Enough I Do 23

that is - on saw and electronics

‘Treasure’