The Escape Club is an English band formed in London in 1983, originally composed of Trevor Steel, John Holliday, Johnnie Christo, and Milan Zekavica. The band released their first Single, "Breathing," that same year, a Single that unfortunately went largely unnoticed. It was signing with EMI in 1985 that allowed them to release their first album, "White Fields," a year later in 1986, an album that also went largely unnoticed. A change of label in 1987 to Atlantic Records proved beneficial, as...

America is an Anglo-American band formed in London in 1970, originally composed of Dewey Bunnell, Dan Peek, and Gerry Beckley. Notably, these members were the sons of US Air Force personnel stationed in England at the time. The band's name is linked to "Americana," a brand of jukeboxes from that era. It also reflects their strong desire to avoid being associated with an English band due to their heritage. The band signed with Warner Bros. Records a year later, in 1971, which allowed them to...

The Orb is an English group formed in 1988 and originally composed of Alex Paterson and Jimmy Cauty, a duo that released the same year a first title "Tripping on sunshine", a title present on the compilation Eternity Project One. A mini album called "The Kiss EP" was released the following year in 1989, a mini album where they mainly remixed extracts from the New York radio station KISS FM. We will later find them as DJs in the London nightclub "Heaven", a place where their fame will...