The Slits

With the a-for-anarchy branding still legible on their pocked backsides after 30 years, the grandmammies of chick-punk return to recite the dub lessons that reggae producer Dennis Bovell beat into them during their brief fling with Island, which ended after their angry round-filing of the label's highly round-filable memo about...
By Eric W. SaegerNovember 9, 2006
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With the a-for-anarchy branding still legible on their pocked backsides after 30 years, the grandmammies of chick-punk return to recite the dub lessons that reggae producer Dennis Bovell beat into them during their brief fling with Island, which ended after their angry round-filing of the label’s highly round-filable memo about making a single out of “Heard It Through the Grapevine.” — Eric W. Saeger

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Eric W. Saeger

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