This 1983 album from Mark Stewart captures a pivotal moment in his solo career, moving from the abrasive post-punk of The Pop Group towards a more synthesized, dub-influenced sound. It marked his debut on the Mute label, signaling a new direction for the artist.
- The album was produced by longtime collaborator Steve Hillage, known for his work with Gong and as a solo artist.
- "Learning to Cope with Cowardice" was released on Mute Records in May 1983.
- The album features guest appearances from members of Rip Rig + Panic and African Head Charge.
Mark Stewart is a British musician, best known as the frontman for the post-punk band The Pop Group. He is also known for his solo work, often incorporating dub and electronic elements into his music.
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