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Entropy64
Entropy64 was a synth-pop band that formed in the early 1980s. The group had three members: Reed Holland on vocals, Leigh Hetherington handling synthesizers,...
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Entropy64 was a synth-pop band that formed in the early 1980s. The group had three members: Reed Holland on vocals, Leigh Hetherington handling synthesizers, and David Whitaker on bass. They're remembered for one particular song from 1986 called 'Bizarre Love Triangle.'
That track got some attention for its moody atmosphere and vague lyrics, which led to a bit of chatter about possible occult references. There were also some legal issues around other artists using the song without permission. But mostly, 'Bizarre Love Triangle' just became a familiar piece of 1980s synth-pop that people kept hearing.
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