Deluxe reissue of their 1989 sophomore album pressed on pale blue colour vinyl. Presented in a gloss laminated gatefold sleeve, which features the original LP plus a bonus disc with all the A and B sides, some compilation tracks and an outtake, plus a 12-page booklet containing previously unpublished lyrics and tons of contemporary reviews and photos. Completely remastered for your listening pleasure.

In 1989, while the musical world was fêting serial-killer worshipping noise bands, white boys with dreadlocks and the first glimmers of techno, one band - The Wolfhounds - was describing the times and the country exactly as they were. Or at least as they saw it. Well, not exactly. The privations of finding enough money to live on, a semi-permanent roof over your head and perhaps the hope of real change were all there in the lyrics along with the multitudinous shards of ideas in the music, both raging and reflective - but there was also a sense of magical realism and authentic personal circumstance imbued in it all.

A1. Non-Specific Song
A2. Charterhouse
A3. Happy Shopper
A4. Useless Second Cousin
A5. Ex-Cable Street
A6. Tomorrow Attacking
B1. Son Of Nothing
B2. Ropeswing
B3. Rent Act
B4. Invisible People
B5. A Mess Of Paradise
C1. No Soap In A Dirty War
C2. Red Tape Red Light
C3. Natural Disasters
C4. Cottonmouth
C5. Torture
C6. Died The Small Death
D1. A Mess Of Paradise (Demo)
D2. I'm Not Like Everybody Else
D3. Set Me Free
D4. Second Son
D5. Everybody
D6. Recycle