Henry Rollins KCRW radioshow - 10

Leather Gunn

Harmonizer

Feel Good

Mandatory Enjoyment

Fissured Ceramics

Make an exhibition of yourself!
Bertie Marshall is best known as a punk memoirist, his book ‘Berlin Bromley’ is celebrated as an insider’s take on the lurid origins of punk. Bertie wasn’t just a face on the scene though, he also made music. Uncanny, mesmerising, affirming music!

From 1980-83, Bertie was the frontman for post-punk boundary-pushers Behaviour Red - they released one single (favourably played by John Peel), did a mini-tour and promptly broke up. Their sound was characterised by experimentation and drama, boasting at times tribal drumming, searing vocals, dazed guitars and feedback. Bertie continued sketching out atmospheric compositions afterwards too, walking a tightrope between bewildered pop and gothic folk. Central to everything is Bertie’s commanding voice; heartfelt, at times strident, always truthful, masterfully leading you through the story. 

This Halloween, Upset The Rhythm will release the fruits of Bertie Marshall’s resolute labour. Entitled ‘Exhibit’, this debut album gathers Bertie’s exuberant songs together for the first time. ‘Exhibit’ will be released on limited 180g black vinyl, CD and digitally too. Today we’re releasing the single ‘Shaking Johnny’ to whet your appetite!

https://youtu.be/rWQvBkWo4oY

Bertie Marshall - 'Shaking Johnny'

Uncrushed : Rare British Punk From The Underground 1969-1971

High School Dropout

Janitor Of Lunacy (Live At The Library Theatre Manchester)

Genghis Khan

The Warmers

The Lowdown

Nude & Rude: The Best Of Iggy

The Passenger

Tribute to Eddie

Just Like Eddie

Fall in a Hole

Impression of J.Temperance (Live)

The Singles

Spoon

Femme Fatale

Sixty/Forty

Demolition 9

Never Mind

Bad Friends

The Walking Dead / Hallow's Victim

The Sadist

Gelb

Klopfzeichen

Kluster 2 (Electric Music)

Krautrock

Compiled 1981-1984

Zarah

Exhumed

I'm Dead

Henry Rollins KCRW radioshow - 10

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