The Thompson Twins - Industry & Seduction: A Thompson Twins Collection
CD - 4 Panel Digisleeve with 16 Page Booklet.
Newly remastered at Abbey Road by Frank Arkwright with new artwork directed by Alannah Currie (20 tracks).
The definitive career-spanning collection: from post-punk beginnings to stadium-sized synth-pop and beyond.
Industry and Seduction is the first-ever Thompson Twins retrospective to be curated in collaboration with band members Tom Bailey, Alannah Currie, and Joe Leeway.
This collection captures the evolution of one of the most adventurous and inventive pop acts of the ‘80s and includes music from their later, critically overlooked Babble project.
From early experimental cuts and underground curios to global hits like “Hold Me Now,” “Doctor! Doctor!” and “Love On Your Side,” the collection shines a light on their constant reinvention.
Newly remastered at Abbey Road by Frank Arkwright with new artwork directed by Alannah Currie.
An essential celebration of one of pop’s most distinctive voices – as provocative as they were playful, as experimental as they were accessible.
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CD - 4 Panel Digisleeve with 16 Page Booklet.
Newly remastered at Abbey Road by Frank Arkwright with new artwork directed by Alannah Currie (20 tracks).
The definitive career-spanning collection: from post-punk beginnings to stadium-sized synth-pop and beyond.
Industry and Seduction is the first-ever Thompson Twins retrospective to be curated in collaboration with band members Tom Bailey, Alannah Currie, and Joe Leeway.
This collection captures the evolution of one of the most adventurous and inventive pop acts of the ‘80s and includes music from their later, critically overlooked Babble project.
From early experimental cuts and underground curios to global hits like “Hold Me Now,” “Doctor! Doctor!” and “Love On Your Side,” the collection shines a light on their constant reinvention.
Newly remastered at Abbey Road by Frank Arkwright with new artwork directed by Alannah Currie.
An essential celebration of one of pop’s most distinctive voices – as provocative as they were playful, as experimental as they were accessible.
