Instant Hit: Cee Farrow- Lost And Memorized
Cee Farrow was one of the most underrated 80's stars led by Christian F. Kruzinski. They released their only album Red and Blue in 1983 and a year before that the famous Cee Farrow song "Should I Love You" for which they also recorded a slick music video. Cee Farrow tried a comeback in the early 90's, but failed to gain any success. Christian sadly passed away in 1993 due Brain disease attributed by Aids. "Lost and Memorized" was never released as a single, but remains as one of the unforgettable and most played Cee Farrows tunes.
R.E.M.- Accelerate
'Accelerate' is the fourteenth studio album by the American alternative rock band R.E.M., released on March 31, 2008 in Europe and a day later on April, 1, in North America. Produced with Jacknife Lee, Accelerate is intended as a departure from the band's poorly-received 2004 album 'Around the Sun'. The first single from the album, "Supernatural Superserious", was released in February 2008. The video for this single was already featured on this blog.
Echo & The Bunnymen- The Works
Echo & The Bunnymen will release their best of compilation “The Works”, a three CD retrospective which will feature 45 songs including Echo & the Bunnymen’s biggest hits. The record will be released on March, 31st 2008.
Next Wave: The Foxglove Hunt
The Foxglove Hunt is a project started by Rob Withem and Ronnie Martin. They got together in 2006 and recorded the album Stop Heartbeat which has recently been released. The album features ten synth-pop tunes with playful electronic synth pop sound including "Love My Way" which was originally recorded by the Psychedelic Furs back in the 80's.
Instant Hit: The Turqouise Swimming Pools- Burst Baloons
"Burst Balloons" was recorded in 1981 by the Turqouise Swimming Pools. This track later also appeared in 1982 on the compilation 'To The Shores Of Lake Placid' which was released on 'Zoo Records' and which also featured bands like Dalek I love You, Big in Japan, Teardrop Explodes and others. This song was written and performed by David Balfe and Troy Tate.
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