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Secondhand Daylight is the second studio album by British post-punk band Magazine, released in 1979 on Virgin Records. Produced by Colin Thurston (who would later work with Duran Duran and David Bowie), the album features a darker sound than the band's debut, with increased use of synthesizers played by Dave Formula and more prominent saxophone work. The album was met with mixed critical reception upon release but has since been recognized as an important document of the post-punk era, showcasing frontman Howard Devoto's literary lyrics and the band's blend of punk energy with art rock experimentation.
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Who released the album 'Secondhand Daylight'?
'Secondhand Daylight' is the second studio album by the British post-punk band Magazine. It was released in 1979 and showcases the band's distinct, atmospheric sound.
When was Magazine's 'Secondhand Daylight' released?
The album was released in 1979, serving as the follow-up to Magazine's critically acclaimed debut album, 'Real Life'. It marked a significant moment in the British post-punk movement.
Who produced the album 'Secondhand Daylight'?
The album was produced by Colin Thurston, who gave the record a darker, more polished sound. Thurston's production highlights a stronger keyboard and saxophone presence compared to the band's earlier influences.
What genre of music is 'Secondhand Daylight'?
The album is primarily classified as post-punk, but it incorporates elements of progressive rock and early synth-pop. It is noted for its complex musical arrangements and Dave Formula's prominent keyboard work.
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