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A somewhat underrated album that has always remained under a veil of "underground" and mystery, "Visage," the debut album of the eponymous group, embodies the essence of the English new romantic movement that in 1980 (the year of its release) was reaching its peak not only in cultured musical circles but also (incredibly) in dance halls, dethroning disco music with its irresistible decadence and modernity—a genre guilty of being merely a rotten remnant of the '70s, dead and buried for eternity. Discover the review
A somewhat underrated album that has always remained under a veil of "underground" and mystery, "Visage," the debut album of the eponymous group, embodies the essence of the English new romantic movement that in 1980 (the year of its release) was reaching its peak not only in cultured musical circles but also (incredibly) in dance halls, dethroning disco music with its irresistible decadence and modernity—a genre guilty of being merely a rotten remnant of the '70s, dead and buried for eternity.
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