Modern English "1 2 3 4" Color:Yellow Kline initially built a reputation

Kline initially built a reputation with her prolific catalog of bedroom recordings and as a performer and advocate of New York's All Ages DIY scene

and a heavy dose of sarcasm set the tone for the future of the world’s greatest group of punk rock superheroes

teamed with the original 1980 recording that inspired it--performed by the legendary Cramps themselves and produced by Alex Chilton

Hail to the Thief was seen as a return to alternative rock

sloppy and dirty pop songs to satisfy all tastes

Modern English "1 2 3 4" Color:Yellow Kline initially built a reputationModern Englishs new album, 1 2 3 4 produced by Mario McNulty (David Bowie, Lou Reed, Nine Inch Nails), mixed by Cenzo Townsend and mastered at Abbey Road retains the intrinsic spirit of these early, post punk days and is also a sterling sonic example of what Modern English have always done best. The album encompasses seething songs with punk bite (Long in The Tooth, Plastic), keyboard forward melodic rockers ("Not Fake, "Crazy Lovers") and simmering,