Dislocation Dance - The Ruins of Manchester / Cromer Format:2xCD Chance Meeting (Absolute version)
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Chance Meeting (Absolute version)
Unjustly overlooked for three decades
It is full of playful
Elyse's voice manages to be very pretty and melodic
Sadly she committed suicide in Rome in 1996
Dislocation Dance - The Ruins of Manchester / Cromer Format:2xCD Chance Meeting (Absolute version)LTM presents a brand new album by Dislocation Dance, cult indiepop pioneers from Manchester who recorded for the New Hormones and Rough Trade labels, and were favourites of the late John Peel. Dislocation Dance formed in Manchester in late 1978, settling on a core line up of Ian Runacres, Paul Emmerson, Kathryn Way, Dick Harrison and Andy Diagram. After making their live debut at the celebrated Factory Club, the band released a series of inventive,
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