Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Architecture & Morality lcd soundsystem capturing the glowing precision of

capturing the glowing precision of his solo albums on Thrill Jockey and the optimistic energy of his his former noise/rock band Ponytail

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housed in a glossy gatefold silver and black printed sleeve

the tuneful ghost of Moondog can also be seen on the rear-view mirror

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Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Architecture & Morality lcd soundsystem capturing the glowing precision ofFormed in Wirral, Merseyside with Paul Humphreys (synthesizers) and Andy McCluskey (vocals and bass guitar). They played their first gig in 1978 at Eric's (Liverpool), then had a run of UK chart hits after swapping labels from Factory to the Virgin owned label DinDisc starting with the 1980 release 'Messages'. In 1980, drummer Malcolm Holmes and Dave Hughes on synths transitioned from guest live musicians to be full members of the band. Hughes left