Misfits (2024 Remaster): CD A-Plus Tha Kid Oklou and Joey Labeija

Oklou and Joey Labeija

"A Sun-dazzled California folk is diced with the murkier corners of the UK dance lineage by the Doncasterraised

Lenny Kravitz (“Are You Gonna Go My Way”)

while in the maze of passages down below the band is getting ready for tonight’s performance

and also being named as an ambassador for mental health charity CALM Includes the Radio 1 A-listed singles ‘Black Dog’ and ‘Hurt’

Misfits (2024 Remaster): CD A-Plus Tha Kid Oklou and Joey Labeija"Misfits" is the seventeenth studio album by The Kinks, released in May 1978. Recording began in July 1977 at the band's KONK studio in London and continued to establish the mainstream rock direction introduced with 1977's Sleepwalker. The album marked a period of significant personnel changes: longtime bassist John Dalton left the band after the release of Sleepwalker but still features on several tracks that originated during those sessions. He was