VOID - Sessions 1981-83 LP Funk uplifting pop with fuzz-loaded guitars

uplifting pop with fuzz-loaded guitars (“The Fear”

sometimes left naked and unchanged as with the ethereal opening line (“Shall”) or the sensuous R&B refrains on “We”

A punishing record that packs an absolute ton into each song

meditate on the experience that has happened or is about to happen or might not at all: the dreams and realities of life

Ruin are an object of intrigue that have rewarded the curious since 1982

VOID - Sessions 1981-83 LP Funk uplifting pop with fuzz-loaded guitarsThis pressing is on blue vinyl. Thirty miles north of Washington there is a town called Columbia, one of the first planned communities built in the US, and in retrospect, the perfect birthplace for a band as completely chaotic as Void. Their DC debut was in 1980 at the first Wilson Center show, a marathon 15 band affair largely organized by the Bad Brains. When Void started a song it was as if each member was playing his own parts as fast as humanly