What The World Needs Now...

John Lydon shows that his vocal edge remains just as biting as his work from the end of the seventies. The music relies on repetitive, grounding bass patterns to carry his signature style of delivery.

This 2015 release leans into the established post-punk identity of the group while utilizing a modern, rough production aesthetic. It stands as a stubborn record that sounds exactly like the output of a group uninterested in following industry norms.