Dillinger - CB 200First issued in 1976. Available on CD and digital but vinyl has been out of print since the mid 80s. 2000 only worldwide. By the 1970s Reggae had spread from Jamaica and become an international phenomena. Enter Dillinger, who rose up with the El Paso Sound System as part of the second generation of Jamaican toasters. His name came from American gangster John Dillinger at the suggestion of none other than Lee Perry (who produced his first album). A

Formed in the mid 80s wreckage of American punk and hardcore

much like Different Class itself

the Brady Bill

Recorded in 1983 by four scarecrows from Kentucky subsisting largely on cheap beer and baked beans

with special guests from the O Genesis family

and melodic hooks

“Surfer Rosa quickly cemented itself as a must-have album (and) 30 years on

grunge) of 'I'll Stick Around'

A great album by Soul Jazz

bandmates Eddy Current

‘Electronic’

Available on UK indies-only coloured vinyl