Bleep

Released to critical acclaim upon its initial release in 1992, it’s difficult to imagine an indie rock world without PJ Harvey’s Dry. In addition to being solidified as one of the greatest debuts of all time, Dry introduced a fully-fledged rock star in Polly Jean, unmatched in ireful, counter-cultural fervour, yet able to balance grimy grunge textures with whip-smart poetry and a knack for a bludgeoning hook. Here it is, reprinted for the first time in almost 20 years and remastered by the original producer, Head.