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The League Unlimited Orchestra
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Effectively an alter ego for The Human League. Between ‘Dare’ and ‘Hysteria’ they released one album; ‘Love and Dancing’, the world’s secon… read moreEffectively an alter ego for The Human League. Between ‘Dare’ and ‘Hysteria’ they released one album; ‘Love and Dancing’, the world’s second remix album (after Soft Cell’s Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing). Mainly the work of producer Martin Ru… read moreEffectively an alter ego for The Human League. Between ‘Dare’ and ‘Hysteria’ they released one album; ‘Love and Dancing’, the world’s second remix album (after Soft Cell’s Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing). Mainly the work of producer Martin Rushent and engineer Dave Allen it is a reworking of tracks fr… read more
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As an adjuct of Wire, Dome and Duet Emmo, Edvard Graham Lewis created He Said. Using sampling technology to reconstruct found sounds into a… read moreAs an adjuct of Wire, Dome and Duet Emmo, Edvard Graham Lewis created He Said. Using sampling technology to reconstruct found sounds into an ornate pop universe, He Said not only fed Lewis' curiosity but also managed to showcase his… read moreAs an adjuct of Wire, Dome and Duet Emmo, Edvard Graham Lewis created He Said. Using sampling technology to reconstruct found sounds into an ornate pop universe, He Said not only fed Lewis' curiosity but also managed to showcase his lugubrious baritone vocals to stunning effect. The first r… read more
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Thomas Leer & Robert Rental
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Our Daughter's Wedding
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Tom Ellard
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Polyphonic Size
12,567 listeners
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Dalek I Love You
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