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SHARE NEW: The Continuous Beauty Of The Unknown 80s Vol. 57

PostPosted: Thu Feb 19, 2026 11:24 pm
by Rissan
It is Friday again so time for a new regular volume of this series of compilations.

Please note, this in NO way is intended to take away sales from any of the artists included here but rather a way to discover or rediscover these timeless and sometimes unknown masterpieces.
Please support these bands if they should have material available! They deserve all the credit!

Up for a week.

The tracks:

01. And Also The Trees - Shantell (3:37)
02. Dance Exponents - Victoria (3:26)
03. Handful Of Snowdrops - Gabrielle (6:33)
04. Colour Moves - Trees (5:15)
05. Kommunity FK Trollops (3:33)
06. Surreal Estate - Midas Touch (4:00)
07. Monuments - Clock's Room (4:55)
08. Glass Museum - Dumping-Cart Motion (3:03)
09. The Alsatians - Teen Romance (3:13)
10. Dee Jay - Heat Of The Night (4:12)
11. i-Ten - Alone (3:53)
12. Patrick Nebel - Table For Two (2:57)
13. Roy Wood's Helicopter - Rock City (4:08)
14. Sorrows - Teenage Heartbreak (2:41)
15. Hobbies Of Today - In My Minds Eye (3:45)
16. The Lilac Time - The Girl Who Waves At Trains (4:01)
17. Bluest - In Cairo (3:26)
18. Cambenwel Now - Greenfingers (5:52)
19. BBC - Life-Size American Heroes (3:06)
20. Pierre De Lune - Requiem (4:12)

The link: ...

Enjoy!

Re: SHARE NEW: The Continuous Beauty Of The unknown 80s Vol.

PostPosted: Fri Feb 20, 2026 7:26 am
by digitalpress
I always look for one of my current favorites to appear in your compiliations and this time one of my ALL TIME favorites, "Dumping Cart Motion" by Glass Museum has made the tracklist! Thanks as always for these, Rissan, they get every weekend off to the BEST start.

Re: SHARE NEW: The Continuous Beauty Of The unknown 80s Vol.

PostPosted: Fri Feb 20, 2026 9:43 pm
by prline
many thanks

Re: SHARE NEW: The Continuous Beauty Of The unknown 80s Vol.

PostPosted: Sat Feb 21, 2026 12:17 am
by FrostInn
I'm In ... Thank You !

Re: SHARE NEW: The Continuous Beauty Of The unknown 80s Vol.

PostPosted: Sat Feb 21, 2026 3:08 pm
by xymox970
Gabrielle truly deserves to be considered as one of the lost dark-wave classics and should be held in high regard
almost as much as its obvious inspirations - Michelle & Louise.