Big Joanie - Back Home (Indie Exclusive, Blue Seafoam Vinyl) I Might Be Wrong

Big Joanie - Back Home (Indie Exclusive, Blue Seafoam Vinyl) I Might Be WrongFormed in the heart of Londons DIY punk scene, Big Joanie (featuring guitarist Stephanie Phillips, bassist Estella Adeyeri, and drummer Chardine Taylor Stone) are a Black feminist punk band whose passionate live shows and moreish blend of nineties riot grrrl and synth heavy post punk, have seen them steadily rise to become one of the most championed bands of the current era. Back Home is a dramatic leap forward for the band; the band build on their

 - Disc 1 - 1 I Must Be High (Remastered) 2 Casino Queen (Remastered) 3 Box Full of Letters (Remastered) 4 Shouldn't Be Ashamed (Remastered) 5 Pick Up the Change (Remastered) - Disc 2 - 1 I Thought I Held You (Remastered) 2 That's Not the Issue (Remastered) 3 It's Just That Simple (Remastered) 4 Should've Been in Love (Remastered) 5 Passenger Side (Remastered) - Disc 3 - 1 Dash 7 (Remastered) 2 Blue Eyed Soul (Remastered) 3 Too Far Apart (Remastered) 4 When You Find Trouble - By Uncle Tupelo 5 Those I'll Provide - Disc 4 - 1 Lost Love (Take 1 Vocal 2) 2 Myrna Lee 3 She Don't Have to See You 4 Outtasite (Outta Mind) [Early Version] [Take 6] 5 Piss It Away 6 Hesitation Rocks

the 22-year-old has just met the girl of his dreams

At times these tracks can feel classic

5 Stick It to Me

and are thoroughly

I Walk the Line

Incense And Peppermints 6

The group were spotted by Bruce Foxton of the Jam who went on to manage them alongside John Weller (father of Paul Weller) They rose to prominence with the release of their debut album New Clear Days which features their best known track and international hit single 'Turning Japanese'

2 The Future

each more extraordinary and rewarding than the last

7 Downtown

and Courtney Marie Andrews' live bands