Sheep on Drugs. Medication Time.

Digipak with 16 pages booklet. Sheep on Drugs, the famous British cult techno-punk band emerged in the early 1990s with their Grand Guignol style stage shows and a string of singles, including Motorbike, 15 Minutes of Fame and Track X (later covered by Grace Jones as Sex Drive !)… Their Gareth Jones produced debut album, cleverly entitled ‘Greatest Hits’, was released on Island Records in 1993 and highly praised and acclaimed by the UK music press for its intense musical mixture of sleazy rock, hard techno and punk nihilism. After their second album On Drugs, they’re signed by Martin Atkins’ label Invisible records for which they release 2 albums (‘One for the money’ and F**K) and a series of singles, remixes and live albums. Frontman Duncan X departed Sheep on Drugs shortly afterwards to become a professional tattooist (though he does perform live with the band sometimes). After the release of F**K, Lee Fraser met and began working with Johnny Borden, herself a singer and musician working within similar circles. Johnny was soon brought onboard as Lee's partner in Sheep On Drugs' new 21st century incarnation and they began gigging, developing new material which is released on their new album Medication Time. Clubby, powerful and sarcastic, with a touch of psychedelism and some more melodic moments, this 11 new dark electro-punk dancefloor hits see the band’s return at their best level. Like all their past releases, Medication Time is a pure Sheep on Drugs album and sound like nothing else. Duncan X is guest on 2 songs. Released on Le Cluricaun and available March 14th, 2011.
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