Bush Tetras Rhythm And Paranoia: The Best Of Bush Tetras

"Renowned At The Dawn Of The Eighties For Waiting The Disjoined Guitar Shronk Of The Inaccessible No Wave Scene With Irrepressible, Funk-Infused Rhythms, The Bush Tetras Were Remarkably Influential Without Ever Really Receiving Their Due." - The New Yorkerflashes Of Light Rarely Burn For Long. Bush Tetras Exploded Into New York In 1979 And Flamed Out Just A Few Years Later. Yet Somehow This Lightning-Quick Band Have Risen From Their Own Ashes Again And Again For Four Decades. The Spark That Ignited Bush Tetras Tapped Into A Deep Grid Of Power, Fueled By Guitarist Pat Place, Singer Cynthia Sley, And Drummer Dee Pop.That Chemistry Is Palpable On Rhythm And Paranoia: The Best Of Bush Tetras, Which Features 29 Songs Across 3 Lps Pressed Onto 180-Gram Vinyl And Remastered By Carl Saff, Plus A 46-Page Book With Never-Before-Seen Photos, An Original Essay On The Band By Marc Masters, And Micro Essays By Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, R&B Legend Nona Hendryx, The Clash's Topper Headon, & More.From The Band's Earliest Recordings To Their Current, Vital-As-Ever Incarnation, Rhythm And Paranoia - For The First Time Ever - Showcases The Thier Unique, Influential, And Body-Shaking Meld Of Rock, Punk, Funk, Reggae, And More In One Cohesive, Immersive, And Meticulously Constructed Box Set.Vinyl Box Set Includes: Rigid Lift-Off Box With Lift Ribbon, 3 X 180 Gram Vinyl Lps, 46-Page Lp-Sized Perfect Bound Booklet With Never-Before-Seen Photos & Orignal Essays, 29 Remastered Tracks, Download Codes.