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1.	Enduring Freedom 01:30	info	buy track
2.	Ludivico 01:38	info	buy track
3.	Persist 01:54	info	buy track
4.	Medium 01:05	info	buy track
5.	A Clergymans Slaughter 00:56	info	buy track
6.	One Black Umbrella 01:19	info	buy track
7.	Millenium Mosh Manifesto 01:29	info	buy track
8.	The Object Of Your Own Disdain 02:56	info	buy track
9.	4.0 01:01	info	buy track
10.	Commutant 00:53	info	buy track
11.	Bohemian Grove 00:42	info	buy track
12.	T.A.O.H.I.K 00:56	info	buy track
13.	Friend Or Foe 01:06	info	buy track
14.	Pissing At The Wind 01:30	info	buy track
15.	Scapegoat 00:59	info	buy track
16.	Bouncers Die 00:48	info	buy track
17.	A Stranger's Just A Cunt You've Never Met 01:48	info	buy track
18.	Don't Try This At Home 01:22	info	buy track
19.	Because I'm Worth It 00:27	info	buy track
20.	Kill Yourself...Before I Do... 01:21	info	buy track
21.	Your Wisdom, Our Youth 02:57	info	buy track
22.	The Art Of High Impact Kicking 01:25	info	buy track
23.	4.0 01:59	info	buy track

about

Fig 4.0

Based in Leeds, Fig 4.0 formed in 1999 comprising of Joe Alderdice (Vocals & Guitar), Matt Coy (Bass & Vocals), Andrew Kidd (Guitar & Vocals) and Stephen Hastwell (Drums). Their debut album, Action Image Exchange, followed two years later. My own copy of this (a CD in now quite a battered, albeit well loved, case) still stirs the same excitement for me on hearing the opening Intel jingle that it did some 20 years ago. Whether or not I saw Fig 4.0 live still remains a matter of uncertainty (much alcohol was consumed during those touring days) but somewhere along the lines of playing gigs with Leeds bands in the early 2000s (including the also fantastic Mingers), that debut album found its way into my hands. Slightly jaded by the prevalence of bands at the time who just all 'sounded the same' Fig 4.0 jolted me out of this complacency. Such was their impact that even recently in 2017 I used some of their lyrics as part of a book title (Postgraduate Voices in Punk Studies: Your Wisdom, Our Youth). Fig 4.0 are/were all you wanted in a punk band. Frenetic instruments and vocals interspersed with moments for pause whilst catchy melodies sliced through the noise. 20 years on their sound has not dated, yet they still unrightly remain one of the most underrated punk bands of their generation.

Laura Way (Punk Scholars Network, ex-VeXt bassist)

Tracks 1-4, taken from the split 7” with Twofold on Gravity DIP records

Tracks 5-8, taken from the split 7” with Stand on Super-Fi Records. Ben Lane Forever

Tracks 9-12, taken from the split 7” with Ensign on Household Name Records

Track 13, originally recorded for a Negative Approach tribute album. No idea if it was ever released.

Tracks 14-23, Ctrl-Alt-Del Demo. Self-released on Cassette and CD

credits

released August 22, 2021

Fig.4.0 were;

Joseph Alderdice
Andrew Kidd
Matt Coy
Steve Hastwell
Richard Storrow

Tracks remastered by Yorkshire's best songwriter - Chris Charlton (stcyrus.bandcamp.com)

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For Marc Maitland <3

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Fig.4.0 Leeds, UK

No Wisdom.
No Youth.

Bombed Out Records.

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