#2000s #pop #electroclash

One-time girl band Discoblaster with their 2005 song Fading. Quite fun!

The original 1978 cult song Warm Leatherette, which launched the Mute Records label.
Then, a 2004 remix/cover by electroclash artist Glomag.

#chipmusic #2000s

Depeche Mode vs. Gameboys, in this medley from chipmusic artist Nullsleep. Depeche-fanciers will recognise many tunes in here!

#chipmusic

A very strange choice, here, but if you make it to the 2-minute mark it suddenly becomes joyful.

#britpop #1990s #britain #england

Obscure Britpop/boyband Catch had this tepid hit in the halcyon days of 1997. I liked it.

#2010s #drumnbass

A drum&bass version of the theme tune to the TV show Utopia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9-GU52HmPI

#2000s #electroclash

A cool version of the Pink Panther theme, by Fischerspooner.

#1990s #femme #rock #country

Just one from my childhood. Mary Chapin Carpenter with Shut Up and Kiss Me, from 1994.

#chipmusic #2000s

A cool, uberly Delorean-evoking chip music track from one-album group Mars Wind, called 80s Style.

#chipmusic

One more from Mars Wind, ASCII Gangster. Tres melodic!

An unorthodox one now. The Victoria Police Pipe Band play Waltzing Matilda.

#1990s #pop #Britain

John Prescott clapping awkwardly while the nightmare of Blair's reign officially begins? Only one song can possibly spring to mind...

#1990s #rock #England #Britain

Vic Reeves & the Wonder Stuff with their bizarre 1991 hit Dizzy. The video for this, which I had recorded off TV on a VHS and therefore saw many times, was something else.

#NewWave #electronic #Britain

The Human League's 1980 ode to the fourth Doctor Who, Tom Baker.

#2000s

Hipster melancholia from the British Columbians, In the Leaves.

#1990s #Britain

EMF with one of their album tracks from Schubert Dip (1991) - which, yes, does contain THAT song. I'll put that one up later.

I love the title of this song - "Girl of an Age" - but only if it means "girl of a [moment in time]". That's very poetic, I think.

#1990s #Britain

EMF with their iconic early '90s track, Unbelievable.

"What the fuck WAS that?"