The UK punk band that released the album 'Another Music in a Different Kitchen' was Buzzcocks.
Released by United Artists in March 1978, the record was Buzzcocks' debut studio album and helped define the band's distinctive blend of punk urgency, concise songwriting, and power-pop melody. It was recorded in London in late 1977 and early 1978, with Martin Rushent producing.
The album followed the departure of original vocalist Howard Devoto and featured Pete Shelley as lead singer, alongside Steve Diggle, Steve Garvey, and John Maher. Its songs include 'Fast Cars,' 'No Reply,' 'Autonomy,' and 'Love Battery.' The title was inspired by a collage by artist Linder Sterling.
A common mix-up is confusing this album with Spiral Scratch, Buzzcocks' influential 1977 EP, or Love Bites, their second studio album. The single 'I Don't Mind' came from this record and reached number 55 on the UK Singles Chart.