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Andy Connell. Denise Johnson. Website. acrmcr .com. A Certain Ratio (abbreviated as ACR) are an English post-punk band formed in Greater Manchester in 1977 by Peter Terrell (guitar), Simon Topping (vocals, trumpet), Jez Kerr (bass guitar, vocals), Martin Moscrop (trumpet, guitar) and Donald Johnson (drums), with Martha Tilson (vocals ...
- Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop, Donald Johnson, Tony Quigley, Matt Steele, Ellen Beth Abdi, Viv Griffin
- Flixton, Greater Manchester, England
- 1977–present
September 22, 2023 A Certain Ratio. A Certain Ratio today release a new 4-track EP titled 2023, available on limited edition 12”. vinyl and as part of the new digital deluxe edition of 1982, via Mute. The EP features a new track, ‘Day by Day’, recorded and written with Ellen Beth Abdi just.
A Certain Ratio es un grupo británico de post-punk formada en 1977 en Manchester, Inglaterra. Si bien originalmente parten del movimiento punk, pronto añadieron el funk y elementos de la música dance. A veces se refieren a ellos como “post punk funk”.
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- 1977 - actualmente
3 de abr. de 2019 · Mute. 105K subscribers. Subscribed. 3.6K. 175K views 5 years ago. A CERTAIN RATIO celebrates their 40th anniversary this year with a new box set and tour. Details here:...
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31 de mar. de 2023 · 1982, taken from ACR's brand new album 1982. Order Here: https://mute.ffm.to/acr-1982Connect w/ ACR: Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/acertainratio/Twitte...
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A Certain Ratio. Formed in 1978 with a core line-up of Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson, A Certain Ratio emerged from the hallowed grounds of the late 70s punk scene, and from that day on they’ve moved forwards with gleeful disregard for the boundaries of style and genre, their eye fixed firmly on constant progression.
19 de abr. de 2024 · A Certain Ratio: It All Comes Down to This review – punk-funk stalwarts on a euphoric high. (Mute) The 13th album from the Manchester pioneers blends familiarity with no shortage of new...
