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Section 25 - From the Hip

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"From the Hip" is the third studio album by the English post-punk band Section 25, released in 1984 on the Factory Records label. The album represents a significant stylistic departure for the Blackpool-based group, shifting away from their earlier guitar-driven sound toward electronic dance music heavily influenced by synthesizers and sequencers. It was produced by Bernard Sumner of New Order and Donald Johnson, contributing to its polished, club-oriented aesthetic. The record features prominent vocals from Larry Cassidy and Jenny Ross.

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When was Section 25's From the Hip released?

From the Hip was released in 1984. It was the third studio album by the English post-punk band Section 25.

Which label released From the Hip?

The album was released on Factory Records, the influential Manchester label associated with artists such as Joy Division and New Order. Section 25 came from Blackpool rather than Manchester.

How did From the Hip change Section 25's sound?

It moved away from the band's earlier guitar-driven post-punk style toward electronic and dance-oriented textures. The shift reflects the broader Factory Records environment of the early 1980s.

Is From the Hip a good starting point for Section 25?

It is a useful starting point for listeners interested in the band's electronic turn and Factory Records history. Listeners seeking the earlier guitar-led sound may prefer to begin with Section 25's first two albums.

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