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Borderline is the second studio album by the French cold wave and post-punk band Asylum Party, released in 1989 on the Lively Art record label. Recorded following sessions at Studio Pyramide in Brussels, the record is characterized by its atmospheric synthesizers, driving basslines, and melancholic lyrical themes. Asylum Party was a prominent act in the late 1980s French underground music scene, often associated with the "Touching Pop" movement alongside bands like Mary Goes Round. The album is intended for listeners of darkwave, gothic rock, and European post-punk.
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When was Asylum Party's Borderline released?
Borderline was released in 1989 on the Lively Art record label. It was the second studio album by the French cold wave and post-punk band Asylum Party.
Where was Borderline recorded?
The album followed sessions at Studio Pyramide in Brussels. Its production context connects the record with the Belgian and French cold wave scene of the late 1980s.
What does Borderline sound like?
Borderline is characterized by atmospheric synthesizers and driving basslines. Those elements place it within the moody, electronically influenced side of late-1980s cold wave and post-punk.
Which band made Borderline?
Borderline was recorded by Asylum Party, a French cold wave and post-punk group. The 1989 release was their second studio album.
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