Serving as the definition of a "post-punk" band, Gang of Four emerged from late 70's Britain combining the vitriolic attack of the first-wave punk bands with an intellectual approach to art, politics and culture. Experimental in nature, but anchored by an unerring sense of groove, the band released three of the most incisive albums of the era. Over the decades they have occasionally reunited for further records in various configurations, but always with their… read more