They formed after The Tourists collapsed, borrowed against a van to buy a synthesiser, and recorded Sweet Dreams in a room above a picture framer's in Chalk Farm. Lennox sings inside the machine rather than over it, which is the thing most of their imitators missed. They then moved toward soul and rock and never made anything else that sounded like this.
Ranked on the genre lists
1 record
- Number 18 on The 10 Best Synth-Pop Albums
1983