Road to Nowhere: Post-Punk Roundabout Screen Print Poster Cherry Glazerr On the leafy cover they

On the leafy cover they invite the spectator to peer through the thick foliage of a hawthorn bush

“”Dimming Of The Day”” which segues into a beautiful solo guitar performance of Scots composer James Scott Skinner’s ‘Dargai’ bringing the album to a fittingly contemplative conclusion

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Road to Nowhere: Post-Punk Roundabout Screen Print Poster Cherry Glazerr On the leafy cover theyIn the late 1970s times were a changing. Punk was just about dead (long live punk) and the experimental sounds and political commentary of post punk and new wave bands began emerging from the ashes. In 1978 The Clash released their ska influenced (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais and Siouxsie and the Banshees released their debut single, Hong Kong Garden. 1979 saw the release of The Jam's scathing The Eton Rifles and The Clash's ominous London