 Artist: Classix Nouveaux: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Other Discography:  Secret Year: 2006 Tracks: 9  Night People Year: 1981 Tracks: 18 Classix Nouveaux was one of the showtime modern romantic acts of the Apostles of the Apostles in England. Although Classix Nouveaux's more than guitar-heavy intelligent detached them from the more often than not man-made rhythms of Japan and Ultravox, the group's appetite for stylish fashion and danceable keyboards had them speedily associated with the new wild-eyed move. Formed in 1979 with Sal Solo (vocals), Mik Sweeney (sea bass), BP Hurding (drums), and Jak Airport (guitar), Classix Nouveaux originated in the tough resistance, videlicet from the ashes of the controversial X-Ray Spex. After banshie wailer Poly Styrene bypast from X-Ray Spex, the peculiar members held auditions for a substitute isaac Merrit Singer. Solo won the approval of a few of Styrene's former bandmates, and they debuted at the Music Machine on August 1979. Airport left wing the group in front they even recorded their first-class honours degree individual; he was replaced by Gary Steadman. In 1981, Classix Nouveaux released "Guilty," their near long-familiar track; "Guilty" was a Top-20 hit in Sweden, and the video standard airplay on MTV. A class later, the single "Is It a Dream" reached number 13 on the U.K. charts. Despite successful tours in Yugoslavia, Finland, and Poland, none of Classix Nouveaux's terzetto albums sincerely catapulted them from cultus status in Britain or America. The band split up in 1985, and Solo started transcription Christian music. |
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