The band's 1984 album, "From the Hip," saw them move further into electronic dance music, a departure from their earlier post-punk sound. The album was produced by Bernard Sumner of New Order.
- The album was recorded at Graeme Park studio in Manchester. It was their final release on the Factory label before a period of inactivity. The album was reissued on CD in 2004 by LTM Recordings.
- "From the Hip" was the first Section 25 album to feature prominent synthesiser parts. It was also their last album released during the 1980s. The album was not a commercial success upon its initial release.
- Producer Bernard Sumner also played keyboards on the record. The album was recorded in 1984. It was released in October 1984.
Section 25 are a post-punk band from Blackpool, England, formed in 1977. They were early signees to Factory Records, known for their experimental electronic sound.
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