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Public Relations Exercise
Public Relations Exercise formed in 1990 with Paul Barker and Robert del Naja, who had both been involved with Throbbing Gristle. Their debut album '1990: The...
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Public Relations Exercise formed in 1990 with Paul Barker and Robert del Naja, who had both been involved with Throbbing Gristle. Their debut album '1990: The Album' mixed experimental electronics and ambient sounds with lyrics that often touched on political themes. They followed it with releases like the 'Rough Trade EP' in 1991, 'Scum' in 1992, and the 'Polyfukc EP' in 1993.
Their track 'Maximiser Coordinator' appeared on the 'Scum' album. The band's lineup included other contributors at times, like vocalist Jeff Barrett, guitarist Simon Towson, and drummer Tim Whitten, though Barker and del Naja remained the core.
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