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Kirk ButcherSaturday lunchtime listening… #PaulHaig #RhythmOfLife
#LesDisquesDuCrépuscle 🧵 Oh! And lest I forget… Originally released in 1985, “The Warp of Pure Fun” is a solo album by Scottish songwriter #PaulHaig, formerly of #JosephK, now remastered and re-released with bonus material. https://lesdisquesducrepuscule.bandcamp.com/album/the-warp-of-pure-fun
The Warp of Pure Fun, by Paul Haig
17 track album
ToppermostNEW post: Paul Haig ... "Four decades in, he remains a mercurial, enigmatic, elusive and brilliant artist" … We pick 10+ solo #paulhaig tracks ... #josefkband #scottishpostpunk https://www.toppermost.co.uk/paul-haig/
Paul Haig - Toppermost
Paul Haig might be best known as the frontman of Scottish post-punk band Josef K, whose lone official record played a major role in the development of the C-86 scene that followed a few years after the group's disintegration. Haig continued with a number of involvements in the following decades, releasing a number of records on his own in addition to issuing several collaborative efforts...
NEW post: Josef K - "superb music which retains its freshness, originality, quirkiness right up to the present day" ... we pick 10 of their best #josefk #josefkband #paulhaig
https://www.toppermost.co.uk/josef-k/
https://www.toppermost.co.uk/josef-k/
Josef K - Toppermost
Inspired by the artsy side of the '70s New York scene and the anti-careerist stance of punk, Edinburgh natives Paul Haig (vocals, guitar), Malcolm Ross (guitar), and Ronnie Torrance (drums) formed a band with an apparently unmentionable name. Future Exploited member Gary McCormack came and went as the bassist, with the trio eventually renaming itself TV Art. David Weddell eventually filled the gap, with the band frequently playing in and around their town. By the end of 1979's summer, they had recorded a demo and changed their name to Josef K...
Scottish Post Punk
