The Fun Boy Three

UK first press 1982. Record plays EX. Sleeve has minor wear.
This is what happens when you leave The Specials and decide the vibes are going to be strange instead of skanky. Minimal drums that sound like they’re being played in another room ghostly melodies and songs that feel cheerful and deeply unsettling at the same time. Nothing rushes. Nothing shows off. It just quietly gets under your skin and refuses to leave. Pop music having an identity crisis and winning. You stick it on out of curiosity and suddenly you’re evangelical about it at the counter. Class. FFO Post Specials comedown, minimal pop with nerves, early 80s weird Britain, records that sound simple until you realise they absolutely are not