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THE APOSTLES /THE JOY OF LIVING - Death To wacky Pop

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Not a split, but a joint collaboration. Great EP!

1 The Joy OF Living
2 The Wasteland
3 Regime Of Kindness
4 A Walk With Love And Death

Anxiety69, Oct 27, 2009
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RECORD INFORMATION
Death To Wacky Pop
Release Date : 1986

Recorded at Redchurch and Abacus Studios. Comes in a fold-out poster sleeve.This is The Apostles 7th EP.
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THE APOSTLES /THE JOY OF LIVING Biography
Formed in North London in 1984 by Julie Travis (bass) and Yvette Haynes (drums), (who had played guitar and drums respectively in a punk/goth band called The Light), with their brother Dave Haynes (guitar) and Lloyd Pettiford (vocals). This early incarnation was a punk band but became a pop/rock and roll outfit, with Lol replacing Dave on guitar and Sharon Cooper and Helen Povey joining as backing vocalists. After recording two demo tapes (one of which was included on the cassette compilation More Tales of Kings and Fools), a handful of gigs (supporting Malice, The Lost Cherees and Brigandage) and various line-ups under the name The Joy of Living (and one gig, supporting The Assassins of Hope, under the name The Last Few Days after hearing of a band called The Joy of Life), they split up. Then Andy Martin from anarchist punk/experimental band The Apostles asked the remnants of the band (Julie, Yvette and Sharon) to work with himself and Dave Fanning on a song called The Wasteland. Five songs were recorded in late 1985 (the other four being old JoL tracks), four of which were released in 1986 as an e.p. on Colin Jerwood’s Fight Back records, called Death To Wacky Pop.

After the project was finished, Yvette continued in the band she’d just joined, A Strange Desire, who had some success and had their flexi disc (with sleeve notes written by Julie) played on John Peel’s show but left the music industry when ASD split up. Julie briefly joined Rubella Ballet then left the music industry (although she co-founded the Queeruption Festival in London in 1988) to write horror/dark fantasy fiction, which she continues to do. The whereabouts of Sharon Cooper is not known.

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Label - Fight Back Records
Fight Back was a sub-label of Mortarhate Records, active from 1984-1987.
There were only nine releases on Fight Back, catalogued FIGHT 1 - FIGHT 9.

Mortarhate Records and their distributor, Jungle Records, both list the Fight Back releases with Mortarhate (MORT) catalogue numbers in their discographies, but the MORT catalogue numbers are for internal use only.
No Fight Back Records release was released with a MORT catalogue number.

Quote from Jungle Records:
"Mortarhate catalogue numbers are sometimes given for internal purposes to other projects such as the Fight Back label, publications, and overseas releases."

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