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The songs Dead Weight and Forward Position are so haunting, I have them on infinite repeat. All of the songs are at least 's on a 5 point scale. There are fast paced rocking pop-tinged tunes like you expect from the later-era band, and dark brooding songs that put one in mind of some of the early Wire classics as far back as Pink Flag/5(42).

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Nocturnal Koreans also finds Wire expressing that attitude with more emotional range than they have in a while, whether on the haunting "Forward Position," where Colin Newman intones “I am black box, I remember/Every promise that you broke,” or on the surreal "Fishes Bones," where Graham Lewis' declamatory vocals lead the rest of the band into increasingly psychedelic territory.8/

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“The WIRE album was quite respectful of the band,” explains Colin Newman, “and Nocturnal Koreans is less respectful of the band—or, more accurately, it's the band being less respectful to itself—in that it's more created in the studio, rather than recorded basically as the band played it, which was mostly the case with WIRE. A general.

Which is to say that this is Wire, one of the 20 or so key outfits forged in the crucible of s UK punk, relaxing somewhat from their reputation for the cerebral and artily calculated. Nocturnal Koreans, as its bizarre title hints, is possibly the sound of Wire having fun. It is, however, no unhinged party.

Hot on the heels of Wire’s eponymous release of comes a new mini-album from the art-punk luminaries. The Wire sessions yielded a total of 19 tracks, 11 of which were selected for the crucingetithehe.krisinnieckansuftadingnerneuramkebu.co band considered the remaining material to be something “other”, and felt it deserving of its own release, hence Nocturnal Koreans was born.