Rowland. S Howard - Pop Crimes LP xx1981 It was the kind of

It was the kind of album that my friends and I obsessed over a while ago

and the boom-bap virtuoso known as Stoupe The Enemy Of Mankind

and crackling

bloodier and more viscous

using non-instruments like telephone directories

Rowland. S Howard - Pop Crimes LP xx1981 It was the kind ofSounding dark and devious, as if he was perpetually pondering on a soapbox, ignored by all passerby's, guitar in hand, preaching of the final days, and the lack of human immortality; in that who we are, and what we leave behind is a mere blurred vision of what we do and whom we effect. Essentially, Pop Crimes is flawless at painting a perverse and askew image of pop culture in all of its subversive faded glory, complete with covers by both Talk Talk