‘Sons And Lovers’ is packaged in a deluxe digi-pack with a richly illustrated lyric booklet containing an introduction from Hazel O’Connor herself. This expanded edition of Hazel’s landmark post-punk album contains three versions of the lead UK top ten single ‘D- Days’; the album version, the better known Tony Visconti remixed version and the lesser known alternate ‘New’ version dating from 1981. ‘D-Days’, also known as ‘Decadent Days’ had been inspired by Hazel visiting a fledgling New Romantic nightclub in London’s ‘West End’ and viewing the poseurs and “people looking very bizarre” of that new musical movement. In many ways, ‘Sons & Lovers’ is very much a bridge between ‘punk’ and the ‘new wave’.