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From an [https://shop.detourrecords.co.uk/epages/es785745.mobile/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es785745/Products/DRLP088 online album description]: | |||
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"In the early 1980s, in the British independent music scene, The Telephone Boxes were the next big thing that that never quite happened. Repeatedly touted by those in the know, they were a 2 guitar, bass and drums band, playing highly addictive and inventive pop songs with a combustible energy and enthusiasm. Highlights of their brief, but brilliant, career included supporting The Smiths on their first UK tour (1983/84) – the Boxes went down a storm… every night." | |||
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From an online album description:
"In the early 1980s, in the British independent music scene, The Telephone Boxes were the next big thing that that never quite happened. Repeatedly touted by those in the know, they were a 2 guitar, bass and drums band, playing highly addictive and inventive pop songs with a combustible energy and enthusiasm. Highlights of their brief, but brilliant, career included supporting The Smiths on their first UK tour (1983/84) – the Boxes went down a storm… every night."
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Indie pop band from the UK, active from 1982 to 1985. The group’s music was unreleased until 2021.
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