album · June 20, 1988
Confessions of a Pop Group
UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)See this day
new wavesynth-poppop
The Style Council's 1988 album, "Confessions of a Pop Group," saw the band moving away from their earlier, more danceable sound towards a more mature, jazz-inflected style. This album marked a significant artistic statement for Paul Weller and company.
- The album was released on June 20, 1988, by UMC (Universal Music Catalogue).
- "Confessions of a Pop Group" is noted for its sophisticated arrangements and influences from jazz and soul music.
- The album was released during a period of stylistic evolution for The Style Council, moving away from synth-pop towards more organic instrumentation.
The Style Council were a British pop group fronted by Paul Weller, a solo artist and founder of the mod revival band The Jam. The group was Weller's primary vehicle in the mid-to-late 1980s, offering a more eclectic and soulful sound than his previous work.
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