Moss Icon Complete Discography CD

In the mid-late 1980s, Moss Icon pioneered a progressive, highly emotive sound that stood in stark contrast to just about everything even remotely considered punk-rock at the time. In retrospect, they more resembled an inspired marriage of the bleak post-punk leanings of Joy Division with the raucous riffage of the Wipers, albeit considerably less accessible thanks to Moss Icon's more sinister tone, exploratory arrangements, and frontman Jonathan Vance's almost stream-of-conscious sociopolitical rampages.

1. Mirror 2. I'm Back Sleeping, or Fucking, or Something 3. Divinity Cove 4. Locket 5. As Afterwards the Words Still Ring 6. Lyburnum Wit's End (Liberation Fly) 7. Cricketty Rise (Haverton Roads Browns and Greens) 8. Happy (Unbounded Glory) 9. The Life 10. Kick the Can 11. Memorial 12. Moth 13. Guatemala 14. Gravity 15. As Afterwards the Words Still Ring 16. Familiar Presides 17. Hate in Me 18. What They Lack 19. Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die