Trouble Funk - Live & Early Singles

Back in the late '90s, Henry Rollins and Rick Rubin formed their own record label, Infinite Zero, which specialized in reissuing cult albums that were out-of-print. Several renowned rock bands received the 'Infinite Zero treatment,' such as Devo and Gang Of Four, as well as more obscure acts, such as proto-punks The Monks and the overlooked Washington D.C. funk act, Trouble Funk. When the label went under, so did its titles, but when Rollins formed another label that specialized in reissues during the early 21st century, District Line, one of its first releases was a two-disc compilation of a pair of Trouble Funk albums, Live & Early Singles. Read More