Graham Coxon - The Golden D GASPER LAWAL as well as Nile Rodgers

as well as Nile Rodgers of Chic

continues with two more historic pieces from the Crass Records catalogue

Thundering drum samples from Berlin metal mainstay Sara Neidorf push the album to ecstatic peaks on “Every Day There’s a Sunrise

The album features the classic six-piece line-up for the last time and is a testament to Tim Smith’s experimental genius

Graham Coxon - The Golden D GASPER LAWAL as well as Nile RodgersThe Golden D (2000) is Coxon's second solo studio album. Written, recorded and produced by Coxon, it saw the musician explore a heavier, more punk sound than its predecessor across 10 tracks, including the song 'Ooochy Woochy'. The 12 track album also includes two covers, 'Fame and Fortune' and 'That's When I Reach For My Revolver' by American post punk band Mission of Burma. The Golden D features original cover artwork by Graham Coxon. The Sky Is Too