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  1. On This Day October 16 1989 - Erasure Released their Album Wild!

    On This Day October 16 1989 - Erasure Released their Album Wild!

    On this day October 16 1989, Erasure released their fourth studio album Wild!, a vibrant and upbeat record that solidified their reputation as one of the defining synth pop duos of the decade. The album continued their streak of catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, combining Andy Bell’s soaring...
  2. On This Day: March 30 1987 The Circus by Erasure Was Released

    On This Day: March 30 1987 The Circus by Erasure Was Released

    On this day March 30 1987 Erasure released their second studio album The Circus. Building on the synthpop foundation of their debut the album marked a major turning point for the duo in the UK and helped define their signature sound. The Circus reached number 190 on the US Billboard charts but...
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    Wild! (1989)

    Title: Wild! Artist: Erasure Genre: Synthpop Released: 1989 Tracks: 1 - Piano Song (instrumental) - 2 - Blue Savannah - 3 - Drama! - 4 - How Many Times? - 5 - Star - 6 - La Gloria - 7 - You Surround Me - 8 - Brother and Sister - 9 - 2,000 Miles - 10 - Crown of Thorns -...
  4. Pete

    Synthwave 80s Sundays 6/02/2024: “A Little Respect” by Erasure

    Welcome back to another Synthwave 80s Sunday! Today, we're shining the spotlight on "A Little Respect" by Erasure, a synthpop classic that continues to resonate with fans of the genre. Released in 1988 as part of their album "The Innocents," "A Little Respect" quickly became one of Erasure's...
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