Yazoo
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Interview by Betty Page, Sounds, 17 April 1982
AFTER CLOSE encounters with most of the Mute bands, you'd think Uncle Dan had ordered them to live up to their oft-lively label's name. But ...
Report and Interview by Lesley White, The Face, May 1982
IN CASE YOU'RE still wondering, Vince Clarke's amicable departure from Depeche Mode was motivated by nothing less than that time honoured and truly honourable ideal: ...
Profile and Interview by Johnny Black, Masterbag, September 1982
(1) Not emitting articulate sound:NOT THAT YOU could blame him if his utterances were totally inarticulate, because Daniel Miller has been having a hard and ...
Interview by Dave Rimmer, Smash Hits, 9 December 1982
Alf and Vince probably "wouldn't be friends if we weren't working together". They often don't meet up 'til just before going on stage. Dave Rimmer ...
Soft Cell and Yaz(oo): Synths and Singers
Interview by Jon Young, Trouser Press, February 1983
JUST TWELVE months ago it was unclear if the primarily British phenomena of synthesizer bands would exhibit any staying power. Although 1981 was a good ...
Report and Interview by Roy Trakin, Musician, March 1983
THE NEW BRITISH DANCE ROMANTICS: ABC, THOMPSON TWINS, YAZ, CULTURE CLUB ...
Yaz: Upstairs At Eric's (Mute/Sire)
Review by Richard Riegel, Creem, March 1983
"YAZ," ARE really "Yazoo," and still go by that name in the U.K. and Europe, but for North American consumption they had to drop the ...
see also Depeche Mode
see also Alison Moyet
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