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The appearance of No Other on CD in America some 26 years after its release offers the opportunity to hear this record for what it was: a solidly visionary recording that decided to use every available means to illustrate Gene Clark's razor-sharp songwriting that lent itself to open-ended performance and production -- often in the same song (one listen to the title track bears this out in spades)
In many ways
The nerdy punk jams will just ping around your head well after the album ends
The basic core is art-punk with slicing repeato-riffs and phluggy
reviewed by Austin Brown of Parquet Courts for Talkhouse
IRON MAIDEN - s/t LP britpop The appearance of No OtherHighly recommended. A joyous riff fest fusing metal and punk in an unholy synthesis. The bile spitting snarl of Paul Dianno pitted against the twin guitar assault of Dave Murray and Dennis Stratton is head banging heaven. 'Arry holds down the low end with some truly nimble bass playing and Clive Burr could always kick the shit out of a bass drum. Clever prog style time changes interlaced with bare knuckled power chording illustrated that Maiden knew
