The Gun Club - Fire Of Love'Fire of Love' is the no nonsense debut from blues punk legends The Gun Club. Formed in 1979 when singer Jeffrey Lee Pierce taught a young Kid Congo Powers to play guitar the band injects the Delta blues, rockabilly and '60s garage with their own amplified fury. Originally released in 1981 on Slash's sub label Ruby Records, 'Fire of Love' features the classic second lineup with Ward Dotson on guitar (replacing Powers, who left to join The Cramps) and

As recent recipients of the prestigious and hard-to-score PRS Momentum Fund

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but this represented the first time they’ve ever recorded in their homeland

such as the dystopian low-end bounce of previously shared striking lead track ‘LesAlpx’ but also some of his most expressive songs with his signature melancholia

is not as generally well-known as its predecessors for a number of reasons

With his phenomenal natural musical genius and a ceaseless sense of creative freedom

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elegant and seductive: it oozes Big Cosmic Energy

placing the record somewhere between the subtle mediations of Talk Talk

The producer’s own mixes – recently rediscovered - of his seminal EP

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