Gang Of Four Entertainment Poster 236

Before post-punk was a genre name dropped in music journalism, Gang of Four were in Leeds in 1979 making funk-inflected, Marxist-theory-informed rock that made people feel uncomfortable in exactly the right way. Entertainment! is still one of the most politically sharp albums ever made, and it sounds like it was recorded yesterday if yesterday had better politics.

Andy Gill's guitar was all scratch and attack, no warmth, no comfort, and the band wore that hostility like a badge. This is alternative fashion for your walls, the kind of art that starts arguments and ends with someone borrowing your vinyl. If your shelves already hold Wire, The Fall, or Public Image Ltd, this fills a gap you didn't know was drafty.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Framing available through ALT CVLT in a black matte wooden frame, professionally mounted on MDF, just send us a message.