D.O.A The Third & Final Report Of Throbbing Gristle (Vinyl) BNPL Excluded US artist Steven A Clark

US artist Steven A Clark gives us his take on R+B and Soul via his Secretly Canadian debut

Ruthless and cunning

"It's a more dynamic and more visceral album than our previous records

The extra-high weight capacity makes the scale a particularly practical aid in your kitchen/home office or business accurately weighing up to 15kg

plus other live performance footage from that year:

D.O.A The Third & Final Report Of Throbbing Gristle (Vinyl) BNPL Excluded US artist Steven A ClarkPart of the reissue for MUTE 4. 0 This finds the band at their sleazy (no pun intended) and savage best, reaching an apogee of apoplectic rage on 'We Hate You (Little Girls)', and has to rank as one of the most brilliant British evocations of decay and dysfunction to appear in any art form, ever. For all the Genesis P. Orridge helmed murk, you feel Chris Carter's presence more firmly on this album as on the the steam powered, laser striped synth wave