This is the 40th Anniversary Edition of The Pop Group's highly influential and innovative debut album 'Y' released in 1979, remastered (from the original tapes). The Pop Group's Y regularly appears in 'Greatest Album' lists - such as Pitchfork's Greatest Albums of the 70's where it is listed at #35, The Wire's 100 Most Important Records Ever Made and Uncut Magazine's 100 Greatest Debut Albums.

The Pop Group went on to release 2 further singles, We Are All Prostitutes and Where There Is A Will (Split single with the Slits) and 1 further studio album For How Much Do We Tolerate Mass Murder, before splitting up in 1981. Mark Stewart from the band embarked on a solo career releasing his pioneering album Learning To Live With Cowardice in 1983. Gareth Sager and Bruce Smith went on to form Rip Rig & Panic alongside Neneh Cherry.

The Pop Group reformed in 2010 to tour and have since released 2 new studio albums. The band will be touring at the end of 2019 and throughout 2020 in support of the album release.

"This is a record of dire necessity, armed for combat against a long litany of ills--none more than typicality." - Pitchfork, Top 100 Albums of the 1970s (#35)

Mídia	Música CD (Disco compacto)
Número de discos	3
Lançado	1 de novembro de 2019
EAN/UPC	5400863015701
Gravadora	MUTE LTPGYCD1
Genre	Experimental
Dimensões	123 × 145 × 32 mm · 220 g