The Gun Club's 1982 album "Miami" saw the band refining their unique blend of punk, garage rock, and blues with a rawer, more focused sound. It stands as a pivotal release in the cowpunk and garage rock canon.
- The album was recorded atessions at Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida.
- "Miami" was released on September 20, 1982, by the short-lived Blixa Sounds label.
- The album features the single "Love's About To Change My Heart," a track that showcased Pierce's evolving songwriting.
The Gun Club were a hugely influential band who emerged from the Los Angeles punk scene in the late 1970s, fronted by the singular Jeffrey Lee Pierce. By 1982, they had relocated to Miami, where they recorded their second album.
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