8 thoughts on “ Wild Life - Visage - The Anvil (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Nov 01,  · A Visage compilation, The Wild Life: The Best Of to , is due to be released next month. This set boasts a stunning front cover image and brings together, for the first time, music issued by the synthpop/new wave band under Polydor, Blitz Club and Steve Strange Collective labels for a career-spanning selection that takes us from the birth of Visage in to the final tracks recorded.

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2. Visage was a forerunner of the New Romantic wave of synth-pop bands in the 80s, forming in the late 70s. They seemingly came out of nowhere in with they almost perfect self-titled debut album, containing the monster hit “Fade to Grey”/5(19).

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3. The discography of the British new wave band Visage consists of five studio albums, six compilation albums (including an E.P.) and numerous singles. Formed in , the band released their first single "Tar" on the short-lived Radar Records label in , before signing to Polydor Records in Their second single, "Fade To Grey", was released soon afterwards and became an international hit.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of The Anvil on Discogs/5(2).

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5. Find release reviews and credits for The Wild Life: The Best of - Visage on AllMusic - Find release reviews and credits for The Wild Life: The Best of - Visage on AllMusic - Main Album The Wild Life: The Best of Release Date December 16, The Anvil. Visage. Amazon: 5: Night Train [7.

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6. The Anvil, an Album by Visage. Released 28 March on Polydor (catalog no. POLD ; Vinyl LP). Genres: New Romantic, Synthpop. Featured peformers: Steve Strange (vocals), Midge Ure (guitar, synthesizer, producer, backing vocals), Dave Formula (synthesizer), Billy Currie (electric violin, synthesizer), Rusty Egan (drums, electronic drums, backing vocals), Barry Adamson (bass), Gary.

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7. The Anvil, an Album by Visage. Released 17 March on Cherry Pop (catalog no. CR POP 6; CD). Genres: New Romantic, Synthpop.

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8. The only slightly disappointing track is "Wild Life" which feels like a bit of a filler, but even this works in its own way. "The Anvil" saw a slightly more grown-up Visage, visually represented by Mr Strange, who had ditched the new romantic pancake and clothes made by his mates for top of the range Antony Price/5(69).

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