A Generation Lost In Space Soul Funk & Disco

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formed in 1979 by guitarist Kate Korris (The Slits)

It is the band's only full-length album to be released on Gold's final independent label Practical Art Records

Millie Small was a Jamaican singer and songwriter

But the second half of the album is the polar opposite of the first -- it consists of tunes from a 1974 live solo show at New York's legendary Bottom Line

a Jalal of the Last Poets and backed by music from Kool & The Gang

brutal honesty of Black Sabbath's music

leaning into a sound somewhere between the Banshees and Protomartyr

Rick Ross - the list of credits spirals into the upper echelons of adventurous hip pop titans

Almost two decades after the release of the original

in October 1977 and featuring musicians from Oneness alongside Gil Scott Heron cohort Brian Jackson on piano

Writing on the run our groove

Duck Egg Blue