Artist	Song
Wire	1.2.X.U. (Pink Flag, 1977)
The Feelies	Crazy Rhythms (Crazy Rhythms, 1980)
The Cramps	Garbageman (Songs The Lord Taught Us, 1980)
Throbbing Gristle	United (The Second Annual Report Of Throbbing Gristle, 1977)
A Certain Ratio	Oceans (To Each..., 1981)
The Residents	Laughing Song (Duck Stab, 1978)
Erase Errata	Rat Race [Kevin Blechdom remix] (Dancing Machine: Erase Errata Remix Record [EP], 2003)
The Creatures	Miss The Girl (Feast, 1983)
The Birthday Party	Mutiny In Heaven (Mutiny [EP], 1983)
The Soft Boys	I Wanna Destroy You (Underwater Moonlight, 1980)
The Associates	Party Fears Two (Sulk, 1982)
The Liars	Loose Nuts On The Velandrome (They Threw Us All In A Trench And Stuck A Monument On Top, 2001)
Adam Ant	Desperate But Not Serious (Friend Or Foe, 1982)
The Cure	Killing An Arab (Boys Don't Cry, 1980)
The Pop Group	The Boys From Brazil (Y, 1979)
The Gossip	On The Prowl (The Gossip [EP], 2000)
Talking Heads	Burning Down The House (Speaking In Tongues, 1983)
Whirlwind Heat	Yellow (Do Rabbits Wonder?, 2003)
Liliput	A Silver Key Can Open An Iron Lock Somewhere (Some Songs, 1983)
The Urinals	I'm A Bug (Another EP, 1979)
Mission Of Burma	Red (Signals, Calls And Marches, 1981)
Josef K	Radio Drill Time (Young And Stupid, 1987)

Comment:

The second mix I've done of this particular genre, because it's a favourite of mine (due to an update of its contents, the first can be found after this one). This turned out more bleak and erratic than the first - but such is the genre itself, in many cases. It does feature The Cure and The Cramps who often aren't broadly considered to be post-punk, but elements of it can be heard in these particular tracks. The title is an amalgamation of a couple of phrases I read in a great, great, great feature on post-punk in Mojo a while back.

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