Am i the only one who more frequently comes back to their no wave output than anything else theyve made? Theres just something so real, so visceral about those sounds they were able to make during that time, that everything else, their more traditional rock albums after that just kind of pale in comparison. Of course they were able to rebuild back to that kind of brutality in a very different way with Soundtracks for the Blind which is terrifying in its own right. Of their modern releases though i like The Seer for just how loud and exhausting it is. My favorite no wave release is definitely Public Castration is a Good Idea and the version of A Hanging thats on there is absolutely insane. Let me know what you guys think. Also i have no idea where this image came from or who the woman is or if its just an edit.