Sensus's 1984 album "Sensus" is a synth-heavy, melancholic exploration of pop songwriting. It showcases a unique blend of electronic textures and introspective lyrics.
- The album was released on CNR Music in July 1984. It featured a prominent use of synthesizers, characteristic of the early 1980s pop sound. The album did not chart in the Netherlands.
- The album was produced by Henny Vrienten. Vrienten was the frontman of the popular Dutch band Doe Maar.
- "Sensus" marked a departure from Sensus's earlier, more acoustic-oriented work. It positioned them within the burgeoning synth-pop movement of the era.
Sensus was a Dutch pop duo. They were active in the 1980s.
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