On February the 11th in 1985 Bigmouth struck again as MORRISSEY and the rest of THE SMITHS released their second studio album. Meat Is Murder followed exactly one year after the band’s eponymous debut album which worked as some sort of wake-up call to the British indie music scene. In early 1985 THE SMITHS couldn’t be farther away from big national success and global iconic status but they were on the move with their sophomore album being more radical in terms of MORRISSEY‘s lyrical output and more adventurous in terms of the musical environment. Nine songs, nine great testaments of the band’s strength. And each song managed to teach us a lesson. Time to remind us of these tracks.
