The RAH Band ‘The Crunch’

byBob Fischer
April 15, 2021

Richard Anthony Hewson – aka The RAH Band – remembers his 1977 Top 10 single ‘The Crunch’

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Cian Ciaran ‘Ice Hockey Hair’

bySpenser Tomson

Acid house, Black Uhuru and Spinal Tap… Super Furry Animals’ Cian Ciaran marks the 20th anniversary of their epic ‘Ice Hockey Hair EP’

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M, ‘Pop Muzik’ (MCA Records, 1979)

byMark Roland

Robin Scott remembers the genesis of ‘Pop Muzik’, his huge worldwide hit as M in 1979. New York, London, Paris, Munich, everybody talk about…

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Renegade Soundwave ‘Biting My Nails’

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The Art Of Noise ‘Close (To The Edit)’

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A Man Called Adam ‘Barefoot In The Head’

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British Electric Foundation ‘Groove Thang’

byNeil Mason

You might know ‘(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang’ as a Heaven 17 song, but it started life as ‘Groove Thang’, an instrumental on BEF’s cassette-only debut, ‘Music For Stowaways’. Martyn Ware explains how the track liberated him from The Human League’s synth-only policy and helped him uncover a very rare talent

The RAH Band ‘The Crunch’

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Bob Fischer

Cian Ciaran ‘Ice Hockey Hair’

M, ‘Pop Muzik’ (MCA Records, 1979)

Renegade Soundwave ‘Biting My Nails’

The Art Of Noise ‘Close (To The Edit)’

A Man Called Adam ‘Barefoot In The Head’

British Electric Foundation ‘Groove Thang’

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The RAH Band ‘The Crunch’

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