Minsky Rock Megamix II £16.29
Is available from the following store
(Price last checked 09/01/2026 15:13:08)
Minsky Rock Megamix II on vinyl
may also be available from these sellers
click the links to check latest prices
Working Men's Club's latest release, "Minsky Rock Megamix II," is a whirlwind journey through a dystopian disco dreamscape.
From the moment you press play, you're transported to a world where the beats are as infectious as the latest virus strain and the synths are as sharp as a Karen haircut.
The album kicks off with the pulsating throb of "Factory Funkadelic," a track that sounds like Kraftwerk on a night out with Giorgio Moroder.
Frontman Syd White's vocals float effortlessly over the pulsing rhythms, drawing you in like a moth to a flame.
As the album progresses, the band effortlessly shifts gears, moving from the hypnotic groove of "Night Shift Blues" to the raw energy of "Sweatshop Stomp." Each track is a mini masterpiece in its own right, showcasing Working Men's Club's ability to blend genres and styles with reckless abandon.
But it's not all just fun and games on "Minsky Rock Megamix II." The band also delves into darker territory with tracks like "Corporate Hell" and "Minimum Wage Blues," exploring the impact of capitalism on the working class with unapologetic honesty.
In the end, "Minsky Rock Megamix II" is a testament to Working Men's Club's versatility and creativity.
It's a rollercoaster ride of sound and emotion, guaranteed to make you dance, think, and maybe even shed a tear.
So grab your dancing shoes and get ready to party like it's the end of the world.
From the moment you press play, you're transported to a world where the beats are as infectious as the latest virus strain and the synths are as sharp as a Karen haircut.
The album kicks off with the pulsating throb of "Factory Funkadelic," a track that sounds like Kraftwerk on a night out with Giorgio Moroder.
Frontman Syd White's vocals float effortlessly over the pulsing rhythms, drawing you in like a moth to a flame.
As the album progresses, the band effortlessly shifts gears, moving from the hypnotic groove of "Night Shift Blues" to the raw energy of "Sweatshop Stomp." Each track is a mini masterpiece in its own right, showcasing Working Men's Club's ability to blend genres and styles with reckless abandon.
But it's not all just fun and games on "Minsky Rock Megamix II." The band also delves into darker territory with tracks like "Corporate Hell" and "Minimum Wage Blues," exploring the impact of capitalism on the working class with unapologetic honesty.
In the end, "Minsky Rock Megamix II" is a testament to Working Men's Club's versatility and creativity.
It's a rollercoaster ride of sound and emotion, guaranteed to make you dance, think, and maybe even shed a tear.
So grab your dancing shoes and get ready to party like it's the end of the world.