To Hell With Love

Take cover: there's a storm coming. With its lyrical thunderbolts, lightning-flash fretwork and ground-shaking grooves, 'Black Wind Howlin' ' is a record to blow your roof off – and Samantha Fish has stood at the eye of the hurricane. "It has a rebellious streak," says the bandleader of her game-changing new album, "and a prevalent theme is, 'I'm not gonna take your sh*t anymore…'" Released in September 2013 through Ruf Records, Black Wind Howlin' flips a finger at the cliché of the 'difficult second album', firing off 12 classic tracks that chart Samantha's evolution as songwriter, gunslinger and lyricist.

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The Problem of Leisure: A Celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four is a double album of tracks written by Andy Gill and Gang of Four, all newly reinterpreted and recorded by artists whose own unique contributions to music were enriched by listening to Gang of Four. The album features songs from across Gang of Four's 40-plus year career, each individually chosen by the artists who covered them. Andy Gill originally conceived of the album to mark the 40th anniversary of the release of Entertainment! in 2019. His widow, Catherine Mayer, explains that this plan had already changed by the time of Andy's death in 2020, after some artists chose tracks from different albums and periods. "Andy was massively excited about this project," Mayer says. "It wasn't of course conceived as a tribute album, but it's comforting to me that he lived to see artists he hugely admired enthusiastically agreeing to participate, signalling that the admiration was mutual." The album artwork has been created by English artist Damien Hirst, a long-time friend of Andy's.

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