MARK E. SMITH - The Post Nearly Man LP (colour vinyl) industrial ” where a single electric

” where a single electric guitar line carves through echo-shrouded hiss and hum is quite unlike the dystopian hypnotics of “Like Factories” a wavery chant weaving through mechanical assembly-line stomp

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MARK E. SMITH - The Post Nearly Man LP (colour vinyl) industrial ” where a single electricClear vinyl. New artwork by The Fall collaborator Pascal le Gras. First time pressed on wax. If the kids of the future are still able to read, write and go to school, the works of Mark E. Smith should clearly be on the syllabus. A unique wordsmith was Mark Edward, criminally underepresented in the exclusive spheres of the spoken and written word. Around the time that seemed to be the end of the Fall around 1998, with the infamous drunken brawl in New