Mike76

 Billy McKenzie, whose powerful and emphatic voice is both the cross and delight of all their albums.

 The album, which is not really their second album but rather a collection of singles, b-sides, and unreleased tracks, is not a masterpiece but still an original and daring work not to be forgotten.

Although considered a minor new wave act, Associates' Fourth Drawer Down stands out with its unique blend of electronic music and powerful vocals. Alan Rankine's innovative synth work and Billy McKenzie's distinctive voice create an original sound. The album is a collection of singles, b-sides, and unreleased tracks from 1981, offering daring and unforgettable moments despite not being a traditional second album. It remains an important and original piece in new wave history. Listen to Associates' Fourth Drawer Down and explore a unique blend of electronic sounds and haunting vocals from the early new wave era.