The vinyl releases have the same covers and inners as the originals (minus the Harvest logo). The digipack CDs have identical tracklistings to their vinyl counterparts. These versions should be considered Wire’s classic s albums, pure and undiluted. Tracklisting: LP/ CD (Original album) 1. PracticeMakesPerfect 2. French Film Blurred 3.

Wire Share ‘Joust & Jostle’ Ahead Of New album Wire Announce New Self-Titled Album Share ‘Joust & Jostle’ single Wire have announced a new self-titled album due out April The Barr Brothers, announce Mile Ex End Festival in Montréal appearance.

LP (12" album, 33 rpm) Wire Format: Vinyl. out of 5 pulsating rhythms. For me the highlights are "Blogging," "In Manchester," & "Joust & Jostle." Things get a bit noisy & artsy with the dramatic closer "Harpooned," a long, glorious cacophony of sound that takes the listener's breath away. This is a different kind of Wire album (aren /5(49).

Wire's 13th studio album - simply titled Wire – comprises material that was written with an album in mind, but toured extensively first, as well as songs that singer and guitarist Colin Newman introduced to the group in the studio just prior to recording. The idea was to get the most spontaneous reaction possible from the musicians, and far from the rough and ready results one might expect.

But they've just announced that they've got a brand-new self-titled album coming out this spring. And "Joust & Jostle," the first song they've shared, shows how wrong that impression was.

Review: Wire are approaching their fortieth anniversary working as a band, and frankly no band has any right to still sound as kinetic, skilful and fresh with ideas in the wake of four decades of cultural shifts as they do on this snappy 15th album, collected from the same sessions that wrought last year's self-titled effort yet more experimental and expansive in nature As ever, their sound is.

Buy Wire by Wire on Bleep. Available on Vinyl LP, CD. Almost four decades after the beginning of their career, London’s post-punk legends Wire release their self-titled (and fourteenth) studio album via their own Pink Flag label.

Typically Great Wire Song. TZ Comment by Nik Farr. Awesome track, I hope the rest of the album is similar in tone/feel. Can't wait to find out! TZ Comment by Ponk Records. We love this. Eternal love to Wire! TZ Comment by German Autumn/Stacey Haza. I would love to know how you got this.