Didjits "Strictly Dynamite: The Best of Didjits" ReAction Figures and honeyed melodies with searing

and honeyed melodies with searing metal riffs and intense screaming

Die Cut cardboard sleeve due to picture disc

The two collaborated on a new sound that transmutes soul into something idiosyncratically modern - reminiscent of Ghostface Killah and Motown in equal measure

If No Sleep Til’ Hammersmith was Motörhead’s definitive live album

But she was more than just a face in the crowd

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