Wire’s Edvard Graham Lewis shares new solo single

WIRE Pink Flag (1977 UK first press 21-track LP on the yellow & green Harvest label with 'BLAIR' etched in the run-out, arguably the most original debut to come out of the first wave of British punk; exhibiting severe artschool damage, Wire careens at breakneck speed through 21 songs in 36 minutes to create an album that has influenced bands for nearly 30 years. Complete with the lyric card inner, the picture sleeve displays only light general shelf wear & the inner shows some light foxing has a small seam split at the bottom. The vinyl reveals only moderate signs of play. Overall an Excellent copy! SHSP4076) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

WIRE Mannequin (Rare 1977 UK 3-track 7" vinyl single with intact four-prong centre, also including Feeling Called Love and 12XU, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear & the vinyl shows just a little dulling in colour ['misting'], probably caused by the enthusiasm for recycled vinyl at the time with light foxing to the label, but otherwise few signs of play HAR5144)

WIRE Mind Hive (2020 UK limited edition 9-track vinyl LP - This seventeenth studio album from English art punk group is their first newly recorded material since 2017's 'Silver/Lead' album and arrives at a time when Wire are being cited as an influence by yet another generation of bands. Housed in an embossed orange titled sleeve with printed inner. Although not sealed, remains in a 'near mint' condition PF25LP2)

WIRE Chairs Missing (1978 UK 15-track LP, the second longplayer [or 'next dose of disease'] from one of Britain's finest post-punk outfits, including the classics, Outdoor Miner & I Am The Fly, complete with the illustrated black and white lyric inner housed in a matt picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light general signs of age wear, the inner has splits either side, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play SHSP4093)

WIRE 10:20 (2020 UK limited edition 8-track vinyl LP - Originally intended for release on Record Store Day 2020 but now made available by Pink Flag [their own label] as a regular release, the album is a collection of 'stray' tracks that didn'tfit on their previous albums and includes rerecorded songs dating back to the 1980s with the title alluding to the recording dates of the album and its release [2010–2020]. The vinyl looks barely played issued in the picture sleeve complete with the picture / lyric inner)