Post by overgroundrecords on Jul 4, 2022 18:47:05 GMT
Available now from Overground Records is a limited edition of the Art Attacks 'First and Last' 7" on silver vinyl
On 16th January 1979 the Art Attacks released their second and sadly posthumous single 'First and Last' on Fresh Records.
The A side was "Punk Rock Stars" and featured the drumming of Robert Gotobed from Wire. The B side was "Rat City".
The A side was recorded in 1978 before they split in March of that year, while the B side was recorded in 1977.
The artwork was designed by Edwin Pouncey aka Savage Pencil, lead singer of the band.
After they split Edwin Pouncey, Marion Fudger and Steve Spear would form The Tagmemics who released one single 'Chimneys' on the Index label in 1980.
Unquestionably a punk rock classic, the single is now highly collectable, has featured on many official and unofficial punk rock compilations and has been long overdue an official reissue so in 2022, in conjunction with the band, Overground Records have released a limited reissue of 500 copies on silver vinyl which losely reproduces the original sleeve and label artwork.
On 16th January 1979 the Art Attacks released their second and sadly posthumous single 'First and Last' on Fresh Records.
The A side was "Punk Rock Stars" and featured the drumming of Robert Gotobed from Wire. The B side was "Rat City".
The A side was recorded in 1978 before they split in March of that year, while the B side was recorded in 1977.
The artwork was designed by Edwin Pouncey aka Savage Pencil, lead singer of the band.
After they split Edwin Pouncey, Marion Fudger and Steve Spear would form The Tagmemics who released one single 'Chimneys' on the Index label in 1980.
Unquestionably a punk rock classic, the single is now highly collectable, has featured on many official and unofficial punk rock compilations and has been long overdue an official reissue so in 2022, in conjunction with the band, Overground Records have released a limited reissue of 500 copies on silver vinyl which losely reproduces the original sleeve and label artwork.