If you like Art of Noise, I highly recommend checking out Trevor Horn's entire discography. He's behind some of the biggest successes of the 80s, including Yes's Owner of a Lonely Heart (and the...
If you like Art of Noise, I highly recommend checking out Trevor Horn'sentire discography. He's behind some of the biggest successes of the 80s, including Yes's Owner of a Lonely Heart (and the rest of 90125), Frankie Goes To Hollywood's Relax, Pet Shop Boys' Left to My Own Devices, Godley and Creme's Cry, and others. And Ann Dudely (the other half of Art of Noise) has an interesting body of work as well, including winning an Oscar for her soundtrack work on The Full Monty. These 2 do some incredible work and influenced a lot of other producers and bands.
By far, though, my favorite piece of theirs is November based on the poem "No!" by Thomas Hood.
If you like Art of Noise, I highly recommend checking out Trevor Horn's entire discography. He's behind some of the biggest successes of the 80s, including Yes's Owner of a Lonely Heart (and the rest of 90125), Frankie Goes To Hollywood's Relax, Pet Shop Boys' Left to My Own Devices, Godley and Creme's Cry, and others. And Ann Dudely (the other half of Art of Noise) has an interesting body of work as well, including winning an Oscar for her soundtrack work on The Full Monty. These 2 do some incredible work and influenced a lot of other producers and bands.
By far, though, my favorite piece of theirs is November based on the poem "No!" by Thomas Hood.
holy smokes. I had no idea. Both of them have had such successful, varied careers in music. That's remarkable.