Pages' 1981 album "Pages" is a prime example of the band's synth-pop sensibilities, featuring a blend of catchy melodies and electronic textures characteristic of the era. The album captured the band at a moment when new wave was finding mainstream appeal.
- The album was released on March 1, 1981, by Capitol Records.
- It falls under the rock, new wave, and synth-pop genres.
- The release marks a period where synth-pop was gaining significant traction in the music industry.
Pages was a British rock band formed in 1977, known for their melodic synth-pop sound. By 1981, they had established a presence in the UK new wave scene with their accessible blend of rock and electronic elements.
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