Take Your Money and Run

Take Your Money and Run is a cutting-edge collaboration between Soft Cell / The Grid electro pioneer Dave Ball and feisty newcomer Celine Hispiche.

Nitewreckage is what punk rock might have sounded like had it been invented in the East End of Victorian London. Legendary Human League, Stranglers, and Buzzcocks producer Martin Rushent was roused out of semi-retirement to add additional magic dust to the production of this magnum opus.

The album also features guest appearances White Lies' Harry McVeigh, who plays guitar on "Dirty Fingernails," and John Fiddler from Medicine Head singing backing vocals on "Evolution Revolution."