WIRE - 154 LP Lo-Fi Sloog were heavy

Sloog were heavy

in order to explore the sonic potential of the Schuke organ juxtaposed with unrestrained electronic synthesis and otherworldy digital processing

April Base

synth-draped house 12"s for much-fêted labels like 22a and Rhythm Section

steadily issuing work and staying busy with the right kind of regularity

WIRE - 154 LP Lo-Fi Sloog were heavy1979's 154 represented the final tableau in Wire's Harvest released 70's triptych and was the first Wire album to be released to a universal set of five star reviews from the British rock weeklies. Thus it represented the point when the British 'pop culture establishment' publicly recognised Wire's primacy. "154 makes 95 percent of the competition look feeble," wrote Nick Kent in the NME, "Wire are achieving a lot of things other and more recognised