The Associates - Sulk

Formed in Dundee, Scotland in 1979, The Associates were comprised of vocalist Billy Mackenzie and multi-instrumentalist Alan Rankine. Built on an eclectic mix of influences and interests ranging from art rock to glam and disco, the duo found early success with their debut record 'The Affectionate Punch' in 1981. Their second studio album 'Sulk', released in 1982, was the group's definitive statement, a fascinating blend of lush, New Romantic popcraft and dark, surreal cabaret stylings.

1) Arrogance Gave Him Up ()
2) No ()
3) Bap De La Bap ()
4) Gloomy Sunday ()
5) Nude Spoons ()
6) Skipping ()
7) It's Better This Way ()
8) Party Fears Two ()
9) Club Country ()
10) Nothingsomethingparticular ()