The Untouchables - Greatest and Latest: Ghetto Stout

In their embryonic days, The Untouchables seemed to be pulling in a dozen musical directions at once. The studied sonic cool of the Velvet Underground; the determined acoustics of the Modern Lovers; the proto-skank discordance of such British post-wavers as the Slits, the Pop Group and the New Age Steppers; and on the syncopated side, the delightful goofiness of Madness, the storming double pronged attack of The Selecter, and the breezy calypso lilt of the Jamaican tourist board.< Read More