Top tracks — play these first
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What Slayde Says — This track stands out for its complex structure and biting lyrics, capturing the essence of nihilism that permeates the album.
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Real Love — The lengthy exploration of love and disillusionment highlights the band's lyrical depth and musical prowess, making it an emotional centerpiece.
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Dead Souls — In under two minutes, this track delivers a powerful critique of existential despair, showcasing Nomeansno's ability to convey intense emotion concisely.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- chaotic bursts of raw energy
- reflective moments of isolation
- visceral experiences of despair
- intense emotional fluctuations
- dynamic shifts in pacing
Maybe skip if you
- prefer upbeat, cheerful sounds
- seek smooth, consistent rhythms
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By 1988, Nomeansno had solidified their reputation in the punk scene with their innovative approach, making this album their fourth full-length release. Following their acclaimed album 'Wrong', this record pushed their sound further into experimental territory while retaining their punk roots.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Fugazi· Dead Kennedys· Shellac
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Day Everything Became Nothing 4:00
- 2 Dead Souls 1:37
- 3 Forget Your Life 5:09
- 4 Beauty and the Beast 3:47
- 5 Brother Rat 1:51
- 6 What Slayde Says 7:15
- 7 Dark Ages 5:21
- 8 Junk 3:37
- 9 And That's Sad 6:46
- 10 Small Parts Isolated and Destroyed 7:22
- 11 Victory 7:55
- 12 Teresa, Give Me That Knife 2:12
- 13 Real Love 9:56
- 14 Lonely 3:40
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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