album · November 5, 1996
Heal (The Separation)
One Little Independent RecordsSee this day
electronicdance-pop
The Shamen's 1996 album "Heal (The Separation)" saw the group continuing their exploration of electronic dance music, following their peak chart success. It arrived at a point when dance-pop was diversifying, with the band navigating shifting trends in the genre.
- "Heal (The Separation)" was released on November 5, 1996, by One Little Independent Records. The album features electronic and dance-pop elements characteristic of The Shamen's sound. It followed their period of significant chart success in the early to mid-1990s.
- The release date of November 5, 1996, places "Heal (The Separation)" after The Shamen's most commercially successful period, which included chart-toppers like "Ebeneezer Goode". The album was released on the independent label One Little Independent Records.
- This album marked a continuation of The Shamen's output in the electronic and dance-pop genres. Released in 1996, it arrived after the peak commercial period of the band, which saw them achieve multiple UK Top 40 hits.
The Shamen were a Scottish electronic dance music group formed in 1985. They achieved mainstream success in the early 1990s with their blend of dance-pop and psychedelic influences.
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