CRANES - Fuse KEITH RELF using a familiar repertoire in

using a familiar repertoire in order to expand upon the group's own building blocks in creating the new post-harmonic system that the saxophonist was developing

Includes Yoshimura’s original notes in Japanese and English

Hill’s verses were intelligent and hardcore

Features a new mix by Giles Martin and Sam Okell

Folksong Club

CRANES - Fuse KEITH RELF using a familiar repertoire inLP Limited Dinked Archive Edition #18: Neon Pink Vinyl * Signed 12 x 12 art print (Chris Bigg designed) * Hand numbered * Obi Strip* Limited pressing of 500 * = EXCLUSIVE to Dinked Edition Whilst the release of 1989's Self Non Self EP represented an introduction to the band for many (John Peel among them) Cranes had quietly made their debut with the release of the Fuse cassette in 1986 on local Portsmouth label Bite Back! Infamous among hardcore fans,