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Posted On: March 19th 2008
Posted By: Bryan Kremkau
Source: Southern Records |
Rudimentary Peni, one of the best and most mysterious bands of the English punk scene return with their first album of completely new material since 2004's "Archaic EP".
Welcome to "No More Pain".
Known for intensely personal music and lyrics made by the exceptional musicians in the band, and alternating lyrically between the witty macabre and the socio-political, Peni have never tried to keep up with any particular musical fashion or trend, generally sticking to a policy of doing precisely what they want to do. They have a notable history that produced four LP's and two EP's (two LP's originally released on "Corpus Christi" and one EP on Crass Records). And the sum of them is certainly essential to any comprehensive punk record collection.
"No More Pain" is no exception and keeps within the boundaries of '77 fast punk and the '80's style of slower, chugging material, though always staying clear of the punk-metal crossover that infected so many bands of that '80's period.
Final track on the album "Pachelbel's Canon In E" is a version of the most famous piece of music written by classical composer Johann Pachelbel. It was written in or around 1680 and is more commonly known as "Pachelbel's Canon (in D)".
As always, artwork is designed by the wonderful Nick Blinco, a revered cult figure in punk and avant-garde circles in Britain and America.
"No More Pain" will be available to buy from the Southern Records Webshop from the beginning of May.
www.southern.net/eu-shop/
To discuss anything relating to Rudimentary Peni, please visit our forum.
www.southern.net/southern/forum/
The Official Rudimentary Peni Myspace:
www.myspace.com/rudimentarypeniofficial |
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