description Heads and Hearts Overview
Heads and Hearts is the fourth studio album by the Sound, released in 1985 on Statik Records. The British band was led by vocalist and guitarist Adrian Borland and was known for their intense, melodic post-punk sound. The album followed the 1984 EP Shock of Daylight and includes the singles 'One Thousand Reasons' and 'Temperature Drop.' The Sound were contemporaries of bands like Echo & the Bunnymen and Josef K, though they achieved greater critical recognition than commercial success.
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What label released the Sound's Heads and Hearts?
Heads and Hearts was released in 1985 on Statik Records, a UK independent label. The Sound had moved to Statik after earlier releases on WEA and Korova.
Is Heads and Hearts the Sound's fourth album?
Yes, Heads and Hearts is the Sound's fourth studio album, following Jeopardy (1980), From the Lions Mouth (1981), and All Fall Down (1982). It came after the 1984 EP Shock of Daylight.
What is the standout single from the Sound's Heads and Hearts?
The album's featured single is 'One Thousand Reasons.' It is one of the more melodic tracks on the record and was released alongside the album.
Who was the lead singer of the Sound when they made Heads and Hearts?
The Sound were led by vocalist and guitarist Adrian Borland throughout their career. Heads and Hearts features the core lineup of Borland, bassist Graham Bailey, drummer Michael Dudley, and keyboardist Colvin Mayers.
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