Enter K
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Enter K (1982), and its twin album, Patience, follow up with the new direction started with Sitting Targets and the steady K Group line-up with its solid rock delivery.Enter K clearly shows that Hammill has by now left the 60’s and 70’s styles and production behind, still forging ahead creating a modern sound - yet, still remaining distinctly Hammill. |
It isn’t a uniformly strong album though, with some weaker moments diffusing the overall impact. However, it is still a good album, even if it doesn’t quite scale the heights that the previous 5 albums did.