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creepy and aggressive
with the others’ strange effects contributing to an early sense of industrial unease
it's an album that has everything from dark punk ("Police In the Valley") to light country jams ("Gold Mine")
both shaped and guided by the atmospherics of Abbott's synths
A CERTAIN RATIO - It All Comes Down To This LP Australian creepy and aggressiveA Certain Ratio were chewed up and spat out by the music industry for forty years. With their masters in hand, they split with Factory Records in 1986 following a financial squabble with label founder Tony Wilson, whose artist friendly no contract ethos meant royalties were never paid. However, Wilson always had the cash to fund two things: hard drugs and Martin Hannett (Factory Records de facto in house producer whose success with Unknown Pleasures
