This 1988 EP offered a taste of new material bridging the gap between their acclaimed third album 'The Innocents' and their subsequent, chart-topping 'Wild!'. It featured remixes and exclusive tracks, showcasing their continued command of the dance floor.
- "Crackers International" reached number 2 on the UK Singles Chart, marking Erasure's highest chart position for an EP.
- The EP featured remixes by Graeme Revell and a standalone track, "When I Go To Heaven," which was later re-recorded for the 'Wild!' album.
- The release cemented Erasure's status as a dominant force in 1980s dance-pop, appealing to both mainstream chart audiences and club scenes.
Erasure is a British synth-pop duo formed in London in 1985, known for their melodic, danceable electronic music. By late 1988, they had established themselves as hitmakers in the UK and Europe with a string of successful singles and albums.
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