Landscape Vinyl – From The Tea Rooms of Mars…To The Hell Holes Of Uranus Natural Coloured Vinyl

£26.00

From The Tea Rooms of Mars…To The Hell Holes Of Uranus Natural Coloured Vinyl – Landscape Vinyl from Vinyl Records London

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Limited edition single LP reissue of the groundbreaking second album by electronic music pioneers Landscape. Remastered for the first time and pressed on natural coloured vinyl for RSD. Includes inner sheet containing full lyrics and a new sleevenote by Classic Pop founder Ian Peel. Landscape is best known for the innovative electropop of ‘Einstein a GoGo’ and ‘Norman Bates’ both included on this LP, which were made into memorable videos. Formed in London, the band toured constantly during the late 1970s, playing jazz, punk and rock venues and releasing indie EPs. With the TeaRooms LP, the group pioneered electronic music production, using computers, electronic drums and synthesisers to make influential recordings in the emerging genre of synthpop. Landscape Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £26

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