Reproducing the original gatefold jacket and booklet
Straight Ahead was Sage’s first proper release of new material since signing to a major label (Enigma-offshoot
mainly courtesy of the efforts of Peter Gabriel and his Womad festival but 70s Nigeria remained completely unheard of outside of Fela Kuti and even he was pretty obscure and mainly known through his relationship with Ginger Baker
sounding at times like some noir music of the spheres
The Rok-Tots and Choosey Mothers drew on influences from hard rock groups of the late 1960s and early 70s as well as the exploding punk rock underground that was sweeping the nation at the time
IMMORTALS - Judge, Jury, Executioner - 1983 Demos LP proto-punk Reproducing the original gatefold jacketScarcely heard 1983 demo from this obscure LA hardcore punk outfit. Not much is known about Immortals, beyond a few flyer appearances, but they played a brash, hard hitting brand of punk clearly influenced by British punk imports of the time. Thick guitars and a distinctively Colin GBH style vocal delivery coat the fist pumping motorcharged rhythms on this raw demo recording. Listening to a cut like "OK To Kill," you'd think this group could have