Talking Heads - Fear of Music [180-gram]

Talking Heads’ Fear of Music, originally released in 1979, is a bold exploration of paranoia, urban life, and the anxieties of modern existence, delivered through a unique fusion of post-punk and New Wave.

Produced by the band alongside Brian Eno, this album captures the edgy, rhythmic experimentation that became a hallmark of Talking Heads' sound. With standout singles like “Life During Wartime,” “I Zimbra,” and “Cities,” Fear of Music explores themes of dystopia and alienation, all set to infectious, danceable beats and intricate guitar work.

This limited 180-gram vinyl LP pressing gives a rich, immersive quality to the album’s dense, layered production, enhancing the listening experience. Charting at #21 in the U.S. and #33 in the UK, Fear of Music remains a critical favorite, reflecting both the band’s innovative spirit and their collaboration with Eno. A must-have for fans of alternative and New Wave, this album highlights Talking Heads’ groundbreaking approach to music and cultural commentary.