
Landscape began to experiment with computer programmed music and electronic drums in the late 1970s making records in the emerging genres of electronic dance music and synthpop. This Britishish electro/pop/jazz band from London led by Richard Burgess, producer of Visage, King and Spandau Ballet and onetime soft-rocker (as a member of Easy Street).. After the release of their 3rd LP, Landscape became a trio and recorded under the name Landscape III.
The sound is high-tech synth, with a touch of slick and polished Disco. Perfect for sophisticated dance parties, but the songs retain a lyrical cleverness that prevents total bland-out. Not quite an '80s version of 10cc, Landscape played rhythmic rock, but with a heavy dose of jazzy fusion.
Landscape - From the Tea-rooms of Mars...To the Hell-holes of Uranus Lp - 1980 - UK

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Ccccheck out the vids!
Landscape - My Name Is Norman Bates
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Landscape - Einstein A Go Go
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2 comments:
wow, never heard of these guys before....weird
oh memories.Ta very much for the love and music.I love your blog
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