areer-spanning 4CD collection, compiled with founder member and vocalist Graham Crabb. Includes all the hits, classic album tracks, remixes and rarities. 75 tracks, including four previously UNRELEASED recordings. Album-by-album sleeve-notes by guitarist Adam Mole. New artwork by The Designers Republic Contains material from all eight of the band’s albums, plus the ‘lost’ 1996 album, as well as unheard alternate versions and a recently recorded demo. ‘Poppiecock’, ‘Sweet Sweet Pie’, ‘Love Missile F1-11’, ‘Beaver Patrol’, ‘Def Con One’, ‘Can You Dig It?’, ‘Wise Up! Sucker’, ‘Dance Of The Mad’, ‘Cicciolina’, ‘X, Y and Zee’, ‘92°F’, ‘Karmadrome’, ‘Bulletproof!’, ‘Get The Girl! Kill The Baddies!’, ‘Ich Bin Ein Auslander’, ‘RSVP’, ‘Everythings Cool?’, ‘Axe Of Men 2010’, ‘Chaos And Mayhem’, ‘Disguise’, ‘Watch The Bitch Blow’, ‘Reclaim The Game’ and more… Emerging from Stourbridge in the mid-1980s, Pop Will Eat Itself quickly progressed from two minute, punk-inspired indie hits to sample-heavy hip hop, house, techno and industrial rock. Along the way, the band scored countless hit singles and albums, toured the world and became a much-loved mainstay of the UK music scene during the late 1980s and 1990s. Having reached the end of the line in 1996, the band reformed in 2011, so far releasing two new albums and continuing to record and perform live to an enthusiastic international fanbase, including recent trips to the USA and Australia. “Communications” brings together material from across PWEI’s entire career for the first time, compiled with vocalist Graham Crabb and including unreleased material supplied exclusively for this release. Stylish, modern and complete, this is the definitive PWEI experience for both long established fans, the new and the curious.

As a long term 'Poppies' fan I can assure you that this is an incredible box-set. It covers everything and more....Well thought out with album by album sleevenotes and un-released and rare nuggets. ESSENTIAL for PWEI fans

By Matt