New Age Steppers Action Battlefield 10/29/24 shorter tunes like the breezy

shorter tunes like the breezy AM radio-modeled "Rollin with the Flow" and the upbeat rocker "Yeah Bones" feel formulaic and out of place next to more experimentally structured fare

but together the clear

They even make room for a soaring choir in the background that adds to the song's often malevolent

stoned beyond belief)

Includes liner notes by Robert Wyatt

New Age Steppers Action Battlefield 10/29/24 shorter tunes like the breezyThe quickfire follow up to the New Age Steppers self titled debut, this set was also issued in 1981. A perhaps more melodic and accessible record than its predecessor, the bulk of the album is versions of tunes sourced from reggae imports of the period, featuring radical interpretations of songs by Bim Sherman, Horace Andy and B. B. Seaton. First time available on vinyl for 40 years, includes download card and printed inner featuring new sleevenotes