Penetration was an English rock band that cut the 1977 Virgin single “Don’t Dictate” and the 1978 album Moving Targets, a blend of punk and hard rock. After their 1979 album Coming Up for Air, singer Pauline Murray formed The Invisible Girls for a 1980 new wave album. Members: Pauline Murray (vocals), Gary Chaplin (guitar, […]
Moving Targets is the first of two albums by English New Wave/hard-rockers Penetration, released in 1978 on Virgin. Tracklist: A1. “Future Daze” (3:05) A2. “Life’s a Gamble” (2:50)* A3. “Lovers of Outrage” (3:50) A4. “Vision” (3:34) A5. “Silent Community” (3:30) A6. “Stone Heroes” (3:14) B1. “Movement” (3:20) B2. “Too Many Friends” (3:43) B3. “Reunion” (3:52) […]
Pauline Murray and the Invisible Girls is the singular album recorded by ex-Penetration vocalist Pauline Murray with her New Wave/modern-rock backing band the Invisible Girls. The album was released in 1980 on RSO. Tracklist: A1. “Screaming in the Darkness” (3:36) A2. “Dream Sequence 1” (3:19) A3. “European Eyes” (3:20) A4. “Shoot You Down” (2:07) A5. […]
Pauline Murray is an English new-wave rock singer who fronted Penetration, a pioneering punk band behind two 1978/79 Virgin albums. In 1980 she formed the Invisible Girls, which made a self-titled album on Illusive/RSO. After an eight-year absence, she returned with the 1989 disc Storm Clouds. Members: Martin Hannett (bass, guitar), Steve Hopkins (keyboards), Lyn […]
