Landscape

The Profile

British band formed in the mid-1970s associated with the New Wave and New Romantic scenes; best known for the 1981 album From the Tea-Rooms of Mars to the Hell-Holes of Uranus and the single Einstein a Go-Go.

The album From the Tea-Rooms of Mars to the Hell-Holes of Uranus was released in February 1981. The band combined electronic/synth instrumentation with elements of jazz and produced both sung and instrumental tracks; "Einstein a Go-Go" and "Norman Bates" are among their best-known songs.

A positive, detailed review of Landscape's 1981 LP From the Tea-Rooms of Mars to the Hell-Holes of Uranus. The reviewer highlights the band's New Wave/New Romantic identity, instrumentation (synths, trumpet, flute), and standout tracks such as Einstein a Go-Go and Norman Bates. The album is described as a partly instrumental concept record worth rediscovering.