Since their first album ‘Disco Romance’ in 2006, vocalist Sally Shapiro and producer Johan Agebjörn have had their brand of Italo-tinged melancholic pop enjoyed by the music cognoscenti all over the world.
However, this new long player ‘Ready To Live A Lie’ is possibly the duo's darkest album yet. Continue Reading ›
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‘Hidden Treasures’ provides the missing links to ‘Remembrance Day’, ‘Marilyn Dreams’ and ‘Nowhere Girl’, along with the context as to why for a period, B-MOVIE were judged to become the next big thing. It didn’t happen for them, but this lost album puts them on an equal footing with many of the best post-punk synth-laden bands of the era. Continue Reading ›
The sibling masters of the musical vignette SPARKS are back with their 28th (yes, count ‘em!) album ‘MAD!’. The history of SPARKS does not need repeating.
In ‘MAD!’, the continued combination of the captivating singer and the stoic music man provides a wonderful ambiguous satire of this increasingly crazy world for all to enjoy. Continue Reading ›
Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart formed EURYTHMICS having left THE TOURISTS. Their breakthrough came in 1983 with ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)’.
This Beginner’s Guide looks back at 20 tracks from the wider portfolio of the EURYTHMICS axis including productions, collaborations and co-writes... Continue Reading ›
“Re-Record, Not Fade Away” could be seen as a reference to the longevity of music through cover versions of classic songs. So what about when an artist effectively covers their own song by re-recording it?
ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK presents its own list of 25 remakes and remodels from over the years. Most are more familiar than the originals. Continue Reading ›
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