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Electronic (Music)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Electronic was a British Alternative Dance supergroup formed by Joy Division & New Order's Bernard Sumner and The Smiths' Johnny Marr, active from 1988-2001. The duo also collaborated with Pet Shop Boys and Kraftwerk's Karl Bartos. While treated as an independent entity, in practice they were more of a side-project for Sumner, with him and Marr mainly being active during pauses in New Order's activity (specifically between Technique & Republic and between Republic & Get Ready); in fact, "Gangster" was repurposed from an aborted solo album that Sumner envisioned in the mid-80's. Despite this, Electronic are still fondly remembered as a 90's alternative dance great, maintaining a cult following among fans of Bernard and Johnny's previous bands.The band had several Eurodance hits in The '90s including "Getting Away With It", "Get the Message" and "Disappointed" before the pair quietly returned to separate projects after their third album. Though they never formally broke up, Marr thinks the band "reached a natural conclusion" and is glad it ended on a positive note, and they occasionally play together live when their respective projects cross.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Not to be confused with Electronic Music on the whole.Discography: Electronic (1991) Raise the Pressure (1996) Twisted Tenderness (1999) | |
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Face on the Cover | |
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Face on the Cover: A Raster Vision headshot of Bernard and Johnny is featured on the cover of the Self-Titled Album. | |
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Alternative Dance | |
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Alternative Dance: The band's stock and trade, the end result of them consisting of the vocalist from the genre's Trope Maker and the guitarist from one of the most acclaimed and influential British Alternative Rock acts of all time. | |
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Anti-Love Song | |
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Anti-Love Song: A common theme in their songs, carrying over from Bernard's time with New Order. | |
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Exactly What It Says on the Tin | |
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Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Zig-Zagged. They indeed made Electronic Music, though they also had guitar-focused rock songs like "Forbidden City" and "For You". | |
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Idiosyncratic Cover Art | |
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Idiosyncratic Cover Art: The second version of the "Getting Away With It" cover takes after that for Technique, released earlier the same year and with cover art by the same designer (longtime Factory Records collaborator Peter Saville). | |
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Better Export for You / int_78a2f937 | |
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British Music / int_78a2f937 | |
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Electronic Dance Music / int_78a2f937 | |
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Refrain from Assuming / int_78a2f937 | |
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Supergroup / int_78a2f937 |
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