WIRE - 154 LP Stoner There isn’t even a notion

There isn’t even a notion of forward momentum

who has always created the band’s visual art

“The first time I tried to listen to this album I made the error of bringing it on a train journey to hear through headphones

Utterances into a dictophone from a backdoor man hiding in the closet as the husband arrives home

WIRE - 154 LP Stoner There isn’t even a notion1979's 154 represented the final tableau in Wire's Harvest released 70's triptych and was the first Wire album to be released to a universal set of five star reviews from the British rock weeklies. Thus it represented the point when the British 'pop culture establishment' publicly recognised Wire's primacy. "154 makes 95 percent of the competition look feeble," wrote Nick Kent in the NME, "Wire are achieving a lot of things other and more recognised