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M (UK)
M (UK) was a British band formed in the 1970s by Robin Scott, Brian Hogg, and Phil Bates. Their 1979 debut album 'M (UK)' introduced a sound that mixed...
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M (UK) was a British band formed in the 1970s by Robin Scott, Brian Hogg, and Phil Bates. Their 1979 debut album 'M (UK)' introduced a sound that mixed electronic elements with pop structures, anchored by Scott's vocals and lyrics that often touched on alienation. The track 'Pop Muzik' became their most recognizable song.
They followed with albums like 'The Sound of Blue' in 1980 and 'Action Replay' in 1981, continuing to work with synthesizers and drum machines while maintaining a melodic core. Other songs from this period included 'Moonlight and Muzak' and 'New Rose'.
Their music drew some criticism for being unconventional, but it also found an audience that appreciated its departure from mainstream pop formulas. The band's activity tapered off after the early 1980s, with 'New Arrivals' appearing in 1983.
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