Red Alert "We've Got The Power" Color:Yellow club-ready dance-pop productions - a

club-ready dance-pop productions - a sound exploited expertly on TLC's record"

The album segues from guitarists Steven Bradley and John Ganey's syncopated spastic riffs to dance-floor-ready rhythms and beats courtesy of bassist Mike "Rickshaw" Martin and drummer Mikey Montgomery

with over nine million copies certified

Limited 180-Gram Black and White Marble Colored Vinyl [Import from Holland]

or skitter off over a programmed drum pad

Red Alert "We've Got The Power" Color:Yellow club-ready dance-pop productions - aReleased in 1983 yet still retaining much of it's Oi! Impact intact, the debut album and last before a split that would last a number of years by No Future luminaries, Sunderland's Red Alert is a lesser known classic in punk history. The locomotive chug and chant of unification in "We've Got The Power," the metallic burn of "Crisis," the acoustic driven, kitchen sink bristle of "Industrial Slide" or the caustic, hypnotic stomp of "Rebels in Society"