Julian Cope's solo career has always been uncompromising and idiosyncratic, drawing from psychedelic rock, experimental music, and genuine weirdness. "Leper Skin," released in 1999 as a compilation, surveys his work from 1986 to 1992—a period of fearless creativity and musical exploration. From post-punk and psychedelia to experimental electronics and art-rock, Cope's music refuses easy categorization. What ties it together is his singular vision and refusal to be predictable. This compilation serves as an excellent entry point to his work, showing his range and the depth of his musical ideas.

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