Gambit Of Shame London, UK
Unless you had an ear well fixed to the English post-punk scene of the late 1970s & early ‘80s, you'd be forgiven for having never heard of the Gambit of Shame. But, arguably, they were one of the better acts that slipped through the music scenes net from 1979, until their demise in '84. Their pivotal moment was around the 1982 single release, No Bounds, produced by renowned artist, Robert Wyatt. ... more
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