Vitamin - Recordings 1981It was 1979 when Boston teenagers Jason Shapiro and Mike McGlinchey saw the wide open door of punk as it turned to art punk and no wave, and scurried straight in. Shapiro was 14. McGlinchey was only a few years older. Neither had played an instrument for long when Vitamin formed. Eventually, violinist Margie Politzer and drummer Chris Gill joined to complete the line up. Inspired by the no wave impulse to tear rock apart and build something new from

trials and tribulations that would‰۪ve buried lesser men: They‰۪veåÊplayed with some of the coolest names in rock

and have composed and recorded numerous

ã¢s vintage artisan recording studio

Soho is full of the kind of temptation Lucifer would offer for your soul

From teenage fan to young record plugger for Duke Reid

this release presents the complexity of the music scene of the North-West in its most infamous era

Sandy Denny

Unlike the bands previous records

åÊ Recorded when Scott was just 21

spaghetti western guitar motifs

Piece of Mind was a critical and commercial success

that In The Flat Field practically single-handedly invented what remains for many as the stereotype of goth music - wracked