BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB - Beat The Devil's Tattoo 2LP (colour vinyl) pop As O’Rourke’s synth squelches and

As O’Rourke’s synth squelches and stutters and Ambarchi’s heavily effected pedal steel somehow begins to sound like a kind of hellish blues harmonica

Imprecation rises again from the blasted lands of Texas with their darkest spell ever

Cover artwork features a collage by Eloise Leigh and each copy includes a 20-page zine featuring liner notes and ephemera associated with the original pressings plus never before seen photos

" - Jon Dale

released in 1999

BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB - Beat The Devil's Tattoo 2LP (colour vinyl) pop As O’Rourke’s synth squelches andLimited anniversary edition on double splatter vinyl. BRMC turns experimental again after the rather pop oriented Baby 81. The latter might have been their well produced album, with radio friendly songs and potential underdog hits destined to become a cult classic for eternity, like most of their oeuvre. But Beat the Devil's Tattoo sees Robert Levon Been and Peter Hayes retracing steps, back to their dirty roots with some experimentation thrown in, e.