This 1984 album, "Art & Illusion", found the band moving towards a more polished, melodic sound, incorporating synthesizers and tighter song structures. It was a notable shift from their earlier, more adventurous material.
- "Art & Illusion" was released on the Festival Music label in 1984. The album is categorized under the new wave and post-punk genres. Twelfth Night were noted for their energetic live performances during this period.
- The album was recorded at a prolific time for the band, following a period of extensive touring. It represented a significant step in their artistic development.
- "Art & Illusion" showcased the band's evolving sound, moving from their early, more experimental roots into a more accessible, yet still distinctive, style. The production aimed for a contemporary sound for the mid-80s.
Twelfth Night was a British neo-progressive rock band formed in the early 1980s. The band was part of the fertile 1980s British rock scene, blending elements of progressive rock with post-punk.
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