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- Original Release Date: 24 Sep 2010
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| Play | 1. In Excelsis | 5:14 | £0.69 | ||
| Play | 2. Endgame | 4:39 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 3. Kali Yuga | 3:52 | £0.69 | ||
| Play | 4. Ghosts Of Ladbroke Grove | 6:30 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 5. Ghosts Of Ladbroke Grove (Dub) | 6:27 | £0.69 |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
The sound of discontent indeed!
What a way for the original line up to step up to the plate. This is a superb EP and more akin to KJ of old than the last couple of albums. But then every KJ effort sounds different to the last. This is a raw and in your face collection of songs but they are all incredibly catchy with great socially aware lyrics, as usual. Endgame has to be one of the best KJ songs in decades and I can't wait to hear it live. If anyone had trebidation that bringing Youth and Paul back into the mix was just a nostalgia trip that would create something soft and lackluster like most reunion cash grabbing exercises, how wrong you were. There are new bands out there at the moment that could never reach half the ferocious energy and bile that this collection of songs puts across. All hail the mighty joke 'A three dimensional screening of the end of the world.' Absolute quality!
What a way for the original line up to step up to the plate. This is a superb EP and more akin to KJ of old than the last couple of albums. But then every KJ effort sounds different to the last. This is a raw and in your face collection of songs but they are all incredibly catchy with great socially aware lyrics, as usual. Endgame has to be one of the best KJ songs in decades and I can't wait to hear it live. If anyone had trebidation that bringing Youth and Paul back into the mix was just a nostalgia trip that would create something soft and lackluster like most reunion cash grabbing exercises, how wrong you were. There are new bands out there at the moment that could never reach half the ferocious energy and bile that this collection of songs puts across. All hail the mighty joke 'A three dimensional screening of the end of the world.' Absolute quality!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
i completely agree with the other review.this is fantastic,i could go on for days,but won't.simply put,this has the anger and sound of the "modern" k.j,but as played by the original line up! heaven on earth! just buy it,it's amazing.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
First record with the original lineup of the band in almost 30 years. Not as immediately heavy (in a metal context) as the last couple of records but with the original rythym section back in place it wasn't going to be like that anyway (although there are 2 or 3 songs which would be at home on KJ2003 or the Hosannas record).
It has the stylistic signatures of the sound the band had when they first came to prominence in the UK post-punk era but with a totally up to date sound. Jaz actually does more of what you'd call singing on this record than he has in a long time but still does his guttural shouty voice at points too. Geordie's chunky yet jangly guitar sounds as distinct as ever. Youth's basslines are meaty and there's a lot of dub influenced playing (Check out Ghosts Of Ladbroke Grove) and Big Paul pounds the skins like only he can.
There may be a lot of older KJ fans who loved the bands earlier work but got turned off a bit when they took their sound in a slightly heavier metal and industrial direction but I think that this record will appeal to them a lot.
It has the stylistic signatures of the sound the band had when they first came to prominence in the UK post-punk era but with a totally up to date sound. Jaz actually does more of what you'd call singing on this record than he has in a long time but still does his guttural shouty voice at points too. Geordie's chunky yet jangly guitar sounds as distinct as ever. Youth's basslines are meaty and there's a lot of dub influenced playing (Check out Ghosts Of Ladbroke Grove) and Big Paul pounds the skins like only he can.
There may be a lot of older KJ fans who loved the bands earlier work but got turned off a bit when they took their sound in a slightly heavier metal and industrial direction but I think that this record will appeal to them a lot.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
a taster for the new cd
so its only 4 new tracks,so its only 28mins long so as a taster for the new cd this rocks!cant wait to hear more.roll on sept!!!! Read more
Published 21 months ago by Robert Hickling
Original line up back and then some!
It's been a long time coming, but finally the original line up of Killing Joke have released some of the fruits of last year's labours. Read more
Published 22 months ago by BiggJazza
Back to their most potent best
Having reformed with the original lineup the Joke return with a masterclass of avant garde post punk, all the tracks here are reminiscent of Killing joke at their very best through... Read more
Published 22 months ago by S. Ellis
REJOICE!!! The JOKE returns!!
I have never brought a download. I am an old school music fella. But i HAD to buy the download for this. I didn't know it was out... and my god it's good. Damn, good. Epic infact. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Mark Bennett
Back to their best !
Killing Joke have this strange habit of following up their best work with a duff album, so after the disappointing "Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell", they are due a good... Read more
Published 23 months ago by Dominator
The Great Return
And so, after a wait of 4 years, the Joke return with 26 mins 52 seconds of new material, and not before time! In Excelsis, the title track, strengthens and lifts the soul. Read more
Published 23 months ago by si-phi
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