Buzzcocks A Different Kind Of Tension 5/3/19 fading memory that unfolds faster

fading memory that unfolds faster than you'd expect it to and dissolves into an echoing nothingness before you’re able to hold on to it for more than a few seconds

but it's hazy and open

in the name of life and loathing and the pursuit of what you love

moaning brass and signature Ervin solo

Buzzcocks A Different Kind Of Tension 5/3/19 fading memory that unfolds fasterThe Buzzcocks: Pete Shelley (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Steve Diggle (vocals, guitar); Steve Garvey (bass); John Maher (drums). All tracks have been digitally remastered. The Buzzcocks' third record builds on the snappy songcraft, buzzsaw precision, and powerful punk pop energy of their first two albums. "Paradise," the opening track, shows Pete Shelley hadn't lost any ground in penning memorably hooky gems that have the tunefulness of 1960s pop, the