ELECTRIElectrical Language -Independent British Synth Pop 78-84 BNPL Excluded Jeremy Most

Jeremy Most

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ELECTRIElectrical Language -Independent British Synth Pop 78-84 BNPL Excluded Jeremy MostThe year 1978. The mood revolution. The latest addition to the musicians sound palette the synthesiser. And so a new sound was born, and one which would free pop music from its guitar dominated tradition into something with a bright new future which would write itself. Almost overnight, via a handful of key single releases, the big bang of punk produced something the kids called synth pop. The clue was very much in the name. A broad church from the