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MACD 098CD
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Back with a bang! Road To Happiness marks the triumphant return of Manchester's one and only Dislocation Dance -- after a seven-year long hiatus. The new album -- their sixth -- features ten new and fresh songs. Main songwriters Ian Runacres (guitar/vocals) and Phil Lukes (bass/vocals) most probably never sounded better. Kinda like Manchester's Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards they create killer grooves a la Chic and The Real Thing. Melodies galore and disco euphoria plus beautiful vocals. Daft Punk meets Everything But The Girl. Ian Runacres formed DD in Manchester, and soon got trumpet player Andy Diagram on board who later joined The Pale Fountains and James. They created their unique mix of post-punk, new wave, jazz, disco, '60s French pop, and soundtracks. The band played their first ever gig at the legendary Factory in Manchester, recorded sessions for John Peel, Janice Long, and Kid Jensen, and went on their own eclectic journey. Always maintaining their unique DD sound. Now they are back. With a truly fabulous album.
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MALP 098LP
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LP version. Back with a bang! Road To Happiness marks the triumphant return of Manchester's one and only Dislocation Dance -- after a seven-year long hiatus. The new album -- their sixth -- features ten new and fresh songs. Main songwriters Ian Runacres (guitar/vocals) and Phil Lukes (bass/vocals) most probably never sounded better. Kinda like Manchester's Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards they create killer grooves a la Chic and The Real Thing. Melodies galore and disco euphoria plus beautiful vocals. Daft Punk meets Everything But The Girl. Ian Runacres formed DD in Manchester, and soon got trumpet player Andy Diagram on board who later joined The Pale Fountains and James. They created their unique mix of post-punk, new wave, jazz, disco, '60s French pop, and soundtracks. The band played their first ever gig at the legendary Factory in Manchester, recorded sessions for John Peel, Janice Long, and Kid Jensen, and went on their own eclectic journey. Always maintaining their unique DD sound. Now they are back. With a truly fabulous album.
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