HEADCOATS, THEE - Brother Is Dead... But Fly Is Gone! LP electronic resulting in a fragmented production

resulting in a fragmented production style that slowly disintegrates the standard punk fare until it starts to resemble dub experimentation before decaying even further

With the departure of Martin Bramah after Live At The Witch Trials

a lot of this album's reputation has a lot to do with the flawless opener "Freak Scene

he set up two incredible record labels with valuable legacies (Takoma and Reverant) and influenced an entire subculture of guitar players/composers

HEADCOATS, THEE - Brother Is Dead... But Fly Is Gone! LP electronic resulting in a fragmented productionIncendiary covers set from THEE HEADCOATS, wherein they take a walk with the ghosts of all manner of punk standards. Remodernist takes on the Clash, Buzzcocks, Johnny Moped, Electric Eels, ATV, Small Faces, Bo Diddley, and many many more. Remastered from the original tapes and pressed in a one time edition of 500 copies.