This 1988 EMI release saw the Danish post-punk act BAP delivering a set of hard-edged tracks that stood in stark contrast to the prevailing pop trends of the era.
- "Da Capo" was produced by BAP and Danish producer Nils Tuxen.
- The album was released by EMI, a major label, indicating a broader reach for the band compared to their earlier independent releases.
- The album features the single "Den du elsker," which received moderate airplay on Danish radio.
BAP (Business Art Performance) was a Danish group formed in 1979, known for their uncompromising artistic vision and post-punk sound. Emerging from the Copenhagen scene, they were part of a wave of Danish bands that gained international attention in the early 1980s. By 1988, BAP had evolved considerably from their early experimental phase, with "Da Capo" marking a more refined, albeit still intense, chapter in their career.
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