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Faul
Faul formed in London in the late 1970s, with Paul Faul as the frontman. Their song "Something New" came out in 1981 and caught on quickly, though it also...
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Faul formed in London in the late 1970s, with Paul Faul as the frontman. Their song "Something New" came out in 1981 and caught on quickly, though it also drew some criticism for what people thought they heard in the lyrics. The band put out a few albums in the 1980s, like The Edge of Darkness and City of Dreams.
They had another track called "Changes" that featured Wad Ad. The existing write-up mentions a guitarist named Jake Stevens and a drummer named Mark Jones, but it's hard to tell how much of that is reliable. What's clearer is that they made music that some people connected with, even when there was talk about the band's attitude or other distractions.
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