LAMBCHOP - What Another Man Spills 2LP minimal Blyth Power and Zounds) and

Blyth Power and Zounds) and Mark Lancaster (“somewhere between Cooper Clarke and Mark E

A fitting tribute to one of the greatest bands ever

Released by arrangement with BBC Music

and abstract album - very far removed from Fugazi's early work and the hardcore and post-hardcore genres in general

LAMBCHOP - What Another Man Spills 2LP minimal Blyth Power and Zounds) andRemastered double LP. What Another Man Spills (1998) represents a milestone in LAMBCHOP's career, but not in the modern sense of a landmark release. Building on foundations that had once sounded almost literally creaky, it expands upon the tentative manoeuvres theyd undertaken with the previous years Thriller (1997) and gestures confidently towards its brassy successor, Nixon, which would arrive in 2000 to wild acclaim and previously unimaginable