THE GOD MACHINE - One Last Laugh In A Place Of Dying... (Reissue) BDRMM Unnumbered Takes - stereo) [11:21]

Unnumbered Takes - stereo) [11:21]

London (Hackney

offering melodies rather than the abject fury and aggression of those earlier bands – and the result echoes still today serving as an influence for bands in the hardcore world and beyond

Multi-Purpose and Versatile

there is also some subconscious echo in ‘Born Horses’ of Patti Smith’s Horses

THE GOD MACHINE - One Last Laugh In A Place Of Dying... (Reissue) BDRMM Unnumbered Takes - stereo) [11:21]2LP Black Vinyl. First time on vinyl since 1994. Now expanded to a 2LP set for maximum sonic fidelity. Second and final album by a band lost much too early after the death of bassist Jimmy Fernandez. One Last Laugh In A Place of Dying is sparse, desolate, haunting and beautiful. First time on vinyl since 1994. New vinyl transfer (by Frank Arkwright, Abbey Road) made from original production masters and now expanded to a 2LP set for maximum sonic