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 "Seven tracks as sharp as razors and suffocating as catacombs, where the lyrical theme is death."

 "Join Hands can be considered one of the first examples of a dark or gothic work, one of the purest, rawest, wildest, and uncompromising."

 Listen to Join Hands and explore one of punk's darkest, most powerful albums.

 A difficult, melancholic work, at times monotonous but no less fascinating for that.

 A small masterpiece with which a heartbroken Borland thus bids farewell.

 Explore the haunting beauty of The Sound's 'All Fall Down' and rediscover a post-punk classic worth your time.

 "‘What’s This For…!’ is the album of pure instinct, of free-roaming rhythms without fear of why or how."

 "They are the true avant-gardists of the movement, who, fearless, continue to push further ahead, among primitive territories and decaying urban outskirts."

 Explore the dark, tribal sounds of Killing Joke’s ‘What’s This For...!’ and experience the roots of post-punk experimentation.

 "A journey, sometimes not always real but dreamlike, with lyrics that escape from that chaos and take refuge in their own world."

 "‘Outside The Gate’ can really be considered a ‘Killing Joke’ work in its entirety, or is it rather a personal digression, a travel diary not without charm, but only of Coleman?"

 Dive into Killing Joke’s unique 80s experiment—listen to 'Outside The Gate' and decide if this dreamlike journey resonates with you!

 "One thing is certain: what was almost entirely conceived in Iceland, under the influence of those hallucinatory ideas, is one of the darkest and most difficult albums in their entire repertoire."

 "At the end of 'Revelations,' one is dazed, if not downright shocked, as if they had indeed witnessed the Apocalypse, perhaps wrapped in the coils of a hurricane."

 Dive into the dark intensity of Killing Joke's 'Revelations'—listen now and experience a visionary apocalyptic journey like no other.