This 1985 album cemented The Pogues' reputation for blending traditional Irish folk with a punk rock ethos, resulting in a sound that was both rowdy and deeply emotive.
- The album was produced by Elvis Costello.
- The title is taken from a quote by the writer Aleister Crowley.
- Upon release, the album reached number 9 on the UK Albums Chart.
The Pogues were a London-based band playing a blend of traditional Irish music, punk, and rock. They formed in 1982 and quickly became known for their raw, energetic live shows and Shane MacGowan's distinctive vocals and lyrics.
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