Get all 16 Detachments releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The RMX Collection [2023], Human Being Watched, Chain of Command EP, Detachments LP, Lost Patrols [lost tracks collection], Circles RMXs Pt.2 [Martyn (Fabric 50) and King of Town (Optimo hit)], The Flowers That Fell REMIXES, Holiday Romance RMXs, and 8 more.
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The Promenade
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Phantom Patrol
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St Lights
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Endgame
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Machines Don't Lie
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To The Other Side
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Detachments England, UK
Neo-Coldwave artrock/electronic outfit.
"Sepulchral brilliance" Sunday Times // "Raw and narcotic"
FACT // "Deeply enticing” Clash // “Fiercely impressive” CMU // "A way forward" The Guardian
Collaborators:- James Ford, Trevor Jackson, Andrew Weatherall, Peter Hook.
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