This 1994 album saw Level 42, on RCA Records, delivering a collection of eleven tracks that leaned into the contemporary electronic and dance-pop sounds of the era.
- Recorded in London, the album's production credits are shared between the band members and former Duran Duran producer Stephen Hague.
- The lead single "The Sun Goes Down on the Great Divide" charted at number 41 in the UK.
- The album was the last to feature original bassist and vocalist Mark King before a hiatus and subsequent reformation.
Level 42 is a British jazz-funk and pop band, formed in London in 1979, best known for their sophisticated musicianship and hits like "Lessons in Love." In 1994, the band was nearing the end of their initial run, having parted ways with original members and facing a shifting musical landscape.
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