Mark Stewart and The Maffia - Learning To Cope With Cowardice/ The Lost Tapes (Definitive Edition)Learning To Cope With Cowardice, the groundbreaking debut solo album by visionary post punk iconoclast Mark Stewart, is to be given a definitive reissue alongside The Lost Tapes, a newly discovered cache of unreleased material. Learning To Cope With Cowardice is a vital chapter in the legacy of Mark Stewart & The Maffia, a project that would prove to be a revolutionary benchmark for many, from the innovators of the Bristol Sound (The Wild Bunch, Smith

with the release of ‘Sea/Sky’ on cassette tape via the incipient Where To Now label

Lead vocalist Paul Sykes sounds more in focus than before

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and her releases are always perfectly paced and stunningly well-realized

A new period of self-respect and spirituality among musicians paralleled the Civil Rights Movement led by Martin Luther King and Malcolm X

Do-Re-Mi and Maria

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including John Brannon (Negative Approach) and Larissa Strickland (L Seven) along with the locked-in rhythm section of Kevin Strickland and Jim Kimball

A real ‰Û÷best of ‰Û÷ selection of Kloot Per W‰۪s early work

Last year’s Drop was more schizophrenic

Co-produced by Joe Boyd (Pink Floyd

In 1997 the time was ripe to immortalise the sound Bitori had shaped over a time span of four decades