No Thyself

No Thyself

First new material in 30 years, No Thyself is the band's fifth studio album. Available on CD and as a limited edition 180gm LP. Magazine front man, Howard Devoto, co-formed Buzzcocks with Pete Shelley after the pair travelled down to London to see the Sex Pistols in early 1976 and promoted the now legendary Manchester Lesser Free Trade Hall gigs. Devoto left in 1977, after releasing the seminal 'Spiral Scratch' EP, and created Magazine. Magazine went on to release four groundbreaking LPs before parting company in 1981 and have been cited as influences on the likes of Morrissey, Jarvis Cocker, U2, Muse and, most notably, Radiohead.