The Sound's 1980 debut single "Jeopardy" offered a glimpse of the intense, gothic post-punk that would define their early career. It showcased Adrian Borland's distinctive vocals and the band's signature driving rhythms.
- "Jeopardy" was released as a single in November 1980.
- The single was produced by Gerry Rafferty.
- The song is often cited as an early example of gothic rock.
The Sound were a post-punk band from London, England. They were known for their dark, atmospheric sound and introspective lyrics.
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