SUBHUMANS - The Day The Country Died LP instrumental with relatively traditional song structures

with relatively traditional song structures often lurking beneath the surface weirdness--unlike some of their post-punk contemporaries who deconstructed the concept of "the song" itself

the day the dream debased and went home and the people did mill to those adrenaline rails and everything stopped"

Made by Niagara drummer/library overlord Klaus Weiss

synthesizer)

committed music that the Dutch punks made tends to get overlooked

SUBHUMANS - The Day The Country Died LP instrumental with relatively traditional song structures180g vinyl, packaged in a gatefold jacket complete with booklet and poster. Widely regarded as a classic punk rock album, The Day The Country Died is the first album by the Subhumans. The album was recorded in five days in June 1982 and originally released in January 1983 on Spiderleg Records. It was later released on Bluurg, the bands own record label. Released when the Cold War was in full swing, the album is awash with Orwellian references,