album · July 13, 1986
Not Just Something to Be Sung
Cherry Red RecordsSee this day
post-punknew wavealternative
This 1986 album showcases The Waste's signature blend of bleak atmosphere and driving rhythms, a sound that remained influential in the underground long after its release.
- The album was recorded at The White House studios in London. It was produced by the band themselves, with assistance from John Wilson.
- "Not Just Something to Be Sung" reached number 78 on the UK Independent Albums Chart. It followed their critically acclaimed 1984 LP, "A Moment's Notice".
- The album's lead single, "Fading Light," received moderate airplay on independent radio stations. The accompanying music video was a staple on channels like The Chart Show.
The Waste were a British post-punk band formed in 1977. They were known for their experimental sound and DIY ethos.
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