The Romantics' 1983 album, 'In Heat,' marked a shift towards a more polished, synth-heavy sound, with producer Roy Thomas Baker attempting to update their signature guitar-driven new wave.
- The album was released on Legacy Recordings in September 1983.
- It featured a more prominent use of synthesizers and drum machines compared to their earlier work.
- The album failed to chart, and was the band's final release with Legacy Recordings.
The Romantics were a rock band from the Detroit area, active in the late 1970s and 1980s, best known for their energetic live shows and new wave-influenced power-pop. In 1983, they were attempting to re-establish their commercial viability after a period of changing labels and shifting musical trends.
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