The Crossing: Vinyl LP Decapitated is what put Anything in

is what put Anything in Return right in the middle of the producer/songwriter dichotomy that his first two albums established

Brave For You (Marfa Demo)

pressed on 180-gram heavyweight 2-disc set for extra audio quality

rhythms that pulse and purr to their own inarguable logic

Henson says that when he wrote the song

The Crossing: Vinyl LP Decapitated is what put Anything inFormed by ex Skids guitarist Stuart Adamson in 1981 with old friend Bruce Watson and, from 1982, rhythm section Tony Butler and Mark Brzezicki, Big Country proved a fascinating proposition, adding punk, new wave and even new romantic elements to heavy, meaning laden pop rock with a passionate Celtic slant and fierce integrity. Using effects, Adamson and Watson's chiming guitars evoked traditional Scottish instruments. This was unique and proved highly