Propaganda.

Whilst the Sound may never have matched the commercial success of their peers, the group are frequently hailed as one of the greatest bands of the 1980s and have a cult following to this day.

Recorded in 1979 but not released until 1999, Propaganda is a collection of the Sound’s earliest known recordings. Highlights include early versions of Missiles, Night Versus Day and Words Fail Me - all of which would later appear on the band’s debut album Jeopardy.

Pressed on 140 gram clear vinyl, housed in a printed inner sleeve with original liner notes by frontman Adrian Borland.