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Audiovision
Audiovision formed in the early 1980s with Daniel Ash, Kevin Haskins, and Laurence Tolhurst. Their sound mixed electronic textures with rock instrumentation,...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Evil Or Divine
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Face To Face
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Hold Me
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Invitation
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Keep The Fire Burning
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Love is Like Oxygen
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2 photos available
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Evil Or Divine
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Face To Face
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Hold Me
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Invitation
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Keep The Fire Burning
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Love is Like Oxygen
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Read Between The Lines
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Show Me The Way
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The Calling
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The King Is Alive
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The Rock of My Soul
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The Son Will Come
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We Are Not Alone
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Audiovision formed in the early 1980s with Daniel Ash, Kevin Haskins, and Laurence Tolhurst. Their sound mixed electronic textures with rock instrumentation, drawing from influences like Kraftwerk and New Wave. In 1982, they released their debut album 'Audiovision,' which included tracks like 'The Son Will Come' and 'Evil Or Divine.'
'The Son Will Come' became their breakthrough single that same year. Its combination of synthesizers and rock elements gave the band wider recognition. They followed with albums such as 'At the Heart of the World' in 1983 and 'Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse' in 1985.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Face To Face,' 'Hold Me,' and 'Invitation.' Their work during this period explored various electronic and rock fusions without settling into one predictable style.
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LyroVerse currently has 13 visible lyric pages for Audiovision.
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