This elusive twelve inch pressing captures a pivotal transition for the Scottish new wave pioneers as they ventured into a sophisticated landscape of pastoral arrangements and choral layers. The jacket features striking pen and ink portraits of band members Richard Jobson and Russell Webb that originally appeared across two separate seven inch variations but are gathered here in one definitive presentation. Released during the summer of 1981 through Virgin Records this artifact reflects the experimental spirit of an era where post punk artists began to embrace folk influences and complex melodic structures.

Collectors will appreciate how this extended version serves as a bridge between the high energy punk of the late seventies and the more meditative sounds found on the subsequent Joy album. As a document of a band evolving beyond their initial guitar driven hallmark this release remains a sought after piece for those who value the intersection of intellectual depth and historical subcultural significance.