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Fad Gadget - Gag (CD) (UK Import)
Fad Gadget - Gag (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Fad Gadget
Music Genre: New wave, Electronic, Rock
- Label
- Mute
- Cat No
- CDSTUMM15
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- New Wave, Electro, Experimental
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| Artist | Fad Gadget |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Mute |
| Catalogue no. | CDSTUMM15 |
| Genre | New wave, Electronic, and Rock |
| Barcode | 5016025610150 |
Fad Gadget — Gag
Format: CD • Label: Mute (CDSTUMM15) • Pressing: UK • Genre: New Wave, Electro, Experimental
Tracklist:
1. Ideal World
2. Collapsing New People
3. Sleep
4. Stand Up
5. Speak To Me
6. One Man's Meat
7. The Ring
8. Jump
9. Ad Nauseam
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Industrial / Synth-Pop project of Frank Tovey (8 September 1956 - 3 April 2002).
Tovey was the first artist signed to Mute Records. His groundbreaking "Back To Nature" single was put out as Mute's second release, in October 1979. His live shows were known for being far more physical than those of many other electronic acts of the time, often featuring Tovey injuring himself. In 1980, he released his debut album .
Following the release of his 4th album in 1984, he dropped the stage name in favour of his real name. The release of in 2001 and his supporting Depeche Mode on their Exciter Tour looked set to help his relaunch as Fad Gadget, but he died form a heart attack, aged 45, at his home in London.
Tovey was the first artist signed to Mute Records. His groundbreaking "Back To Nature" single was put out as Mute's second release, in October 1979. His live shows were known for being far more physical than those of many other electronic acts of the time, often featuring Tovey injuring himself. In 1980, he released his debut album .
Following the release of his 4th album in 1984, he dropped the stage name in favour of his real name. The release of in 2001 and his supporting Depeche Mode on their Exciter Tour looked set to help his relaunch as Fad Gadget, but he died form a heart attack, aged 45, at his home in London.
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