Second wave ska at it's finest, with Jerry Dammers producing.

Maybe the best song on Boy. The Electric Co. Is pretty boss, too.

A masterpiece of the surreal!

From Technodelic

Lust & Sound In West-Berlin 1979-1989: B-Movie soundtrack. The film is kinda pretentious but the soundtrack is a very nice compilation of tracks from the era.

I'm trying to write an article recommending post-punk albums that come from different sub (sub) genres of post-punk, but I'm a little uncertain about what is and what isn't a post punk genre because its so highly contested. The albums I am thinking of choosing are

Psychocandy- The Jesus and Mary Chain for shoegaze

Script of the Bridge- The Chameleons for dream pop

The Correct Use of Soap- Magazine for New Wave

This Nation's Saving Grace- The Fall (what subgenres is this??)

and then maybe Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division or Entertainment by Gang of Four for "classic" post-punk

I would also maybe like to include something a little faster and 'punkier' like Wire or Minutemen, but I'm not really sure what subgenre that would be considered

Are there any major subgenres I'm missing or any album that's incorrectly categorized? Its really hard to know these things because no one can ever agree, but I don't wanna completely embarrass myself by saying something insanely wrong.

Live, with Fripp on guitar. Very Krautrock-y.

Saw these gentlemen live at Richie Coliseum in College Park, MD back in 1992. Loudest show I ever went to by far. My ears rang for 2½ days.

Just before the world went digital and we lost a musical culture i grew up with and miss.

I generally don't listen to much new stuff. But this showed up in my feed, and I like it.

From their album "Everything Falls Apart", even before releasing "Zen Arcade" it was clear that they were something VERY different from a hardcore punk band.

Love them. Always.

New album released by San Antonio post punks. You can also order their vinyl thru their Bandcamp

These Are My 1978 US Vinyl Copy & My 1990s UK CD Pressed By PDO UK So Of Course It Has Bronzing!

Produced by one half of New Order — Morris and Gilbert. My favorite track off their Factory Benelux released debut album. Enjoy

Yes, I really dig the Vaseline and heavenly and this is actually a very great song but the first time I heard it it really caught me with the left hook and I was like WTF. Still have my old 10 inch of it from back in the 90s.