The Dutch synth-pop group's 1986 album 'Dutch Treat' is a product of its time, capturing the era's electronic soundscapes. It features songs like "Do You Still Dream" and "The Dreamer."
- The album was released on March 15, 1986, by Sony Music Entertainment. It falls under the synth-pop and new wave genres.
- The album features singles such as "Do You Still Dream" and "The Dreamer," which were representative of the band's sound at the time.
- 'Dutch Treat' was released during a period when synth-pop and new wave music were highly popular in Europe.
The Dolly Dots were a Dutch pop group formed in 1979. They were a prominent act in the Dutch new wave and synth-pop scene of the 1980s.
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