Album artwork for St. Arkansas by Pere Ubu

Pere Ubu's darkest and most dramatic statement, St Arkansas remains a work of offhand brilliance by a band who often seem capable of miracles. This edition is newly remixed by David Thomas in 2021 and reissued on Fire Records. Following Pennsylvania, St Arkansas (2002) was Pere Ubu’s next studio album featuring a travelogue of characters encountered on the Mighty Road from Conway Arkansas to Tupelo Mississippi, I-40 to US 49 to State 6.

“I drove the route and wrote down what the Road was telling me.” David Thomas. Pere Ubu are the mainstream. “Immediate, energised and claustrophobic.. It's difficult to think of a more important band.” Mojo // “Straddling the extremes of pure, uncompromising modern art and pure, uncompromising loud rock.” The Sunday Times

Pere Ubu

St. Arkansas

Fire
Album artwork for St. Arkansas by Pere Ubu
LP +

$49.99

UK Import Version

Dark Blue Vinyl

Released 10/22/2021Catalog Number

FIRELP372

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Album artwork for St. Arkansas by Pere Ubu
CD

$15.99

Released 10/22/2021Catalog Number

CD-FIRE-372

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Pere Ubu

St. Arkansas

Fire
Album artwork for St. Arkansas by Pere Ubu
LP +

$49.99

UK Import Version

Dark Blue Vinyl

Released 10/22/2021Catalog Number

FIRELP372

Learn more
Album artwork for St. Arkansas by Pere Ubu
CD

$15.99

Released 10/22/2021Catalog Number

CD-FIRE-372

Learn more

Pere Ubu's darkest and most dramatic statement, St Arkansas remains a work of offhand brilliance by a band who often seem capable of miracles. This edition is newly remixed by David Thomas in 2021 and reissued on Fire Records. Following Pennsylvania, St Arkansas (2002) was Pere Ubu’s next studio album featuring a travelogue of characters encountered on the Mighty Road from Conway Arkansas to Tupelo Mississippi, I-40 to US 49 to State 6.

“I drove the route and wrote down what the Road was telling me.” David Thomas. Pere Ubu are the mainstream. “Immediate, energised and claustrophobic.. It's difficult to think of a more important band.” Mojo // “Straddling the extremes of pure, uncompromising modern art and pure, uncompromising loud rock.” The Sunday Times