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Section 25 - Move On (CD) (UK Import)

Section 25 - Move On (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Section 25

Music Genre: New wave, Synth-pop, Electronic

Label
Nine x Nine
Cat No
NXNO27CD
Released
2024
Pressing
UK
Styles
New Wave, Synth-pop

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ArtistSection 25
FormatCD
LabelNine x Nine
Catalogue no.NXNO27CD
GenreNew wave, Synth-pop, and Electronic
Barcode0615625580921

Section 25 — Move On
Format: CD • Label: Nine x Nine (NXNO27CD) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: UK • Genre: New Wave, Synth-pop

Tracklist:
1. Move On
2. Human Puppets
3. Gun For Hire
4. Form Is Void
5. CVI
6. Graduate From Boredom
7. The Boy From The A Shed
8. We Are On Our Own
9. Pubs, Clubs And Drugs
10. Back In The Day

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Move On

  • CV1

  • We Are On Our Own

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About the artist

Section 25 were formed in Blackpool, Lancashire in April 1978 by brothers Lawrence and Vincent Cassidy, taking their name from a provision of the Mental Health Act which allowed for compulsory detention. The group joined Factory Records and were produced by Martin Hannett and later Bernard Sumner.

Unlike the majority of their obvious peers the group survived beyond 1982, and in 1984 not only scored an international dance hit (Looking From a Hilltop) but also synthesized acid house before it was a recognised style. The original group split in 1985.

The Cassidy brothers revived the band in 2006, although Larry Cassidy died in 2010. His daughter Bethany then fronted the group for several years before joining Sea Fever. The band is now a duo of Vin Cassidy and Stephen Stringer.

Source: Discogs

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