Worlds Apart
by Subhumans
- Type: Album
- Released: 1985
- Label: Bluurg
- Country: United Kingdom
- Community rating: 3.75/5 from 3 ratings
Artists on this release: Bruce Treasure, Trotsky, other, Phil Bryant
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Released as the highly ambitious final studio album before their initial breakup, this record pushes the anarcho-punk boundaries of the British outfit into significantly more complex territory. 'Worlds Apart' heavily incorporates off-beat ska rhythms, dub-inflected basslines, and surprisingly melodic post-punk textures underneath Dick Lucas's biting, socially conscious lyricism. The sprawling stylistic experimentation solidified their reputation as one of the most musically adventurous bands within the punk underground.
Genres
Descriptors: rhythmic, anarchism, political, melodic, fast, DIY, gang-vocals
Tracklist
Credits
- Nick Lant - artwork [centre artwork]
- Phil Bryant - bass, acoustic guitar [a bit], other [beard]
- Trotsky - drums, other [coffee, hair]
- Bruce Treasure - guitar, voice [other voice], acoustic guitar, other [headband]
- Dick Lucas - voice, words by, other [glasses]