Wire - 154 (Vinyl)

Experience the evolution of post-punk as Wire defies conventions on their seminal album '154'.
Marking a pivotal moment in the band's discography, '154' reimagines the possibilities of avant-garde rock.

Released in 1979, '154' is often cited as a prime example of Wire's avant-garde and punk-infused sensibilities. Characterized by its experimental and atmospheric soundscapes, the album is both a product of and a departure from its peers, cementing Wire's status as trailblazers in the post-punk movement. As a landmark release in the Wire discography, '154' is a must-have for fans of forward-thinking and critically-charged rock music, offering a truly unforgettable and enriching listening experience.

Tracklist

A1 - I Should Have Known Better
A2 - 2 People In A Room
A3 - The 15th
A4 - The Other-Window
A5 - Single K.O.
A6 - A Touching Display
A7 - On Returning
B1 - A Mutual Friend
B2 - Blessed State
B3 - Once Is Enough
B4 - Map Ref. 41ºN 93ºW
B5 - Indirect Enquiries
B6 - 40 Versions