Description
Magazine – Magic Murder And The Weather – Cassette
Magic, Murder and the Weather is an album by the English post-punk band Magazine, released in 1981. Magazine was known for their innovative and experimental approach to post-punk music, and this album is one of their notable releases.
The album Magic, Murder and the Weathe’ reflects Magazine’s blend of post-punk, new wave, and art rock influences. It features a mix of atmospheric and edgy tracks, showcasing Howard Devoto’s distinctive vocals and the band’s intricate arrangements. The album’s title itself suggests a sense of intrigue and mystery.
Some of the tracks on the album include ‘About the Weather,’ ‘The Honeymoon Killers,’ and ‘Surburban Rhonda.’ Magazine’s music often explored themes of alienation, existentialism, and social commentary, which set them apart from many of their post-punk contemporaries.
Magazine may not have achieved the same level as some of their peers, they are highly regarded in the post-punk and alternative music scenes for their innovative and cerebral approach to music. Magic, Murder and the Weather is considered a significant release in their discography and a representation of their artistic depth.
Track Listing
1. About The Weather
2. So Lucky
3. Honeymoon Killers
4. Vigilance
5. Come Alive
6. Great Man’s Secrets
7. This Poison
8. Naked Eye
9. Surburban Rhonda
10. Garden
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