THE FAITH / VOID - The Faith / Void (Reissue) virgin more rock-oriented composition

more rock-oriented composition

The 1985 debut from The Jesus and Mary Chain fused noise and melody to create a post-punk classic

about trying to come back

housed in heavy-stock inner sleeves within a rigid slipcase

The date presented Byrd at the helm of what was then the current line-up of The Jazz Messengers with tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley

THE FAITH / VOID - The Faith / Void (Reissue) virgin more rock-oriented compositionLP Vinyl Repress. This is one of the classics of early American hardcore punk. The Faith were a four piece band in the summer of 1981 and featured Alec Mackaye on vocals, who had formerly sung for the Untouchables, as well as Michael Hampton of State of Alert on guitar. After recording a demo, the band released a split LP with fellow DC hardcore band, Void. It featured the song, "You're x'd," which addressed the straight edge philosophy popularized by