The Sound

The Sound was a British new wave band which was founded by Adrian Borland and existed from 1979 to 1987.

The Sound is often synonymous with Joy Division and Echo & the Bunnymen. The Sound at the same time uplifting songs that were sometimes made melancholy. The ever-expected breakthrough to a large audience stayed out. Singer and co-songwriter Adrian Borland committed suicide on 26 april 1999 suicide. He pitched himself for the train at Wimbledon Station.



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 * 1.1 Albums
 * 1.2 Singles and Eps
 * 1.3 Compilations
 * Jeopardy (1980)
 * From the Lions Mouth (1981)
 * All Fall Down (1982)
 * Shock or Daylight (1984, mini-lp)
 * Heads and Hearts (1985)
 * In the Hothouse (1985, live 2-lp)
 * Thunder Up (1987)
 * Physical World (1979)
 * Live Instinct (1980)
 * Heyday (1980)
 * Sense of Purpose (1981)
 * Party of the Mind (1982)
 * Hothouse (1982)
 * One Thousand Reasons (1984)
 * Counting The Days (1984)
 * Under You (1985)
 * Temperature Drop (1985)
 * Iron Years (1987)
 * Hand of Love (1987)
 * Counting the Days (1996)
 * Propaganda (1999)
 * The BBC Recordings (2004)
 * The Dutch Radio Recordings (2006) (recordings of concerts in Paradiso (1981), No Nukes (1982), Stokvishal (1983), Parkpop (1984) and the free floor (1985)