Music Style Electronica

Musical Influences Depeche Mode, Beloved, Erasure, Underworld, Radiohead, Swayzak

Similar Artists Beloved, Depeche Mode, James, No Other

Artist History 1990-Released "Cause & Effect" (exile/nastymix) and went to the top of the dance charts with "What Do You See?" and "You Think You Know Her" 1992-Re-release of first album, titled "Another Minute" (src/zoo/bmg) on major label sends "You Think You Know Her" to #24 on Billboard'sHot 100. "Another Minute" also enters the HOT 100.1994-Band releases "Trip" (zoo/bmg). Recorded in London and produced byMartyn Phillips (Beloved, Erasure, Jesus Jones), the album includes "It's Over Now" which shootsto the top 10 of R&R's Alternative chart. 1997-Band releases, "Innermost Station" on their new independent label Liquefaction.

Group Members Keith MiloRichard ShepherdRobert Rowe

Instruments Synths, Guitars, Percussion, Drums

Albums Cause & Effect, Another Minute, Trip, Innermost Station

Press Reviews ...Although the group uses dance rhythms, electronics and treated vocals, there's a warm, natural quality to the songs...-F.S. LA Daily News ...Trip is an inventive blend of digital, acoustic and analogue electronic music...-June 24. 1994. Radio & Records....Trip is filled with lots of warm, punchy synth sounds and Rowe's always slippery smooth vocals...-June 9, 1994. The Star....The soothing vocals of vocalist Robert Rowe and energetic backing vocals provide a great starting point for the ensuing TRIP. The album's full of moving and memorable tracks, highlighted by "Inside Out," "Shakespeare's Garden," and "Soul Search." The steady beats, provided by now full time member Richard Shepherd, keep the music moving. The album is a natural progression for the band...-July 1994. Synth Music Network.

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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