Bill Fay - Time of the Last PersecutionBill Fay's second album, Time of the Last Persecution (1971), is a haunting and contemplative work blending folk, rock, and spiritual introspection. With its poetic lyrics and evocative melodies, the album explores themes of faith, doubt, and human vulnerability. This 180g vinyl re issue replicates the original UK pressing.

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powerful hip hop beats and uncompromising production values underpin impressive performances by all the band members

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The‘αlpha’ and‘βeta’ mixes of ‘p:Machinery’ are presented together-for the first time ever-and

The album enters from the cosmic void and exits through the galactic plane

the predecessor to this album

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Work on the album began at Johnson’s home studio in Portland during the summer

and concentrate on the virtuosity that led Red Hot Chili Pepper John Frusciante to call Reilly "the greatest guitarist in the world"

maintaining a steady connection to the voice on the other side of the record needle