Wild! CL " says the bandleader

" says the bandleader

which was a collaborative effort of the two producers

housed in it's original artwork printed over metallic silver cardboard with the additional bonus of a lavish 16 page full colour booklet featuring extensive liner notes (written in Spanish) and lots of photos

and including the band's long out-of-print early (pre-Sub Pop) recordings

ranging through a thoughtfully languid waltz "Juniper Arms" (inspired by Edward Abbey's iconic book of nature writing Desert Solitaire)

Wild! CL " says the bandleader2021 reissue of Erasure's fourth studio album Wild! Originally released in 1989, it was the follow up album to their 1988 breakthrough The Innocents.