BLONDIE - Eat To The Beat LP disco he exclusively championed artists that

he exclusively championed artists that were uncompromising in their visions

unraveling into pulsing

Sophomore LP from former Brisbane outfit - now based in Melbourne - blending the disparate and rhythmic elements of Sonic Youth with the negativity

everyone particularly the later riot grrl and DIY punk scenes

he decided he wanted to have his own identity

BLONDIE - Eat To The Beat LP disco he exclusively championed artists that180 gram vinyl. When you hear 1978's `Parallel Lines', it is hard to believe Blondie could top it. But a year later, they did. From the energetic drum rolls and simple opening new wave lead guitar strains of `Dreaming' to the closing bars of `Living in the Real World' twelve songs later, the drive and energy of Blondie's crowning achievement, `Eat to the Beat', never lets up.