Recommendation #4: Secondhand Daylight

Do people know about this album?! As far as I can tell, it doesn't seem that it has a particularly large following, which is surprising considering the quality of post-punk experimentation here. Originally released in 1979 on Virgin records, this album really is something special - I can't fully explain why in logical reasoning as of yet (having only listened to it 3-4 times!), though I would liken it to the Wire's 154 (also released in 1979), both of which seem to be stemming from a similar vein genre-wise - so if you are a fan of that album, then Secondhand Daylight is definitely one to check out.