Landscape
From The Tea-Rooms Of Mars… To The Hell-Holes Of Uranus
RCA, 1981
Words by Roy Spencer
It’s a fitting name for a band that actually changed the landscape of electronic music. Richard James Burgess and crew were pushing the boundaries of computer-based beats before it was a thing. Coining terms like EDM on the back of singles. And putting weird bleeps, avant-garde chants, and processed 4/4s in pop charts normally reserved for guitars and verse/chorus songs.