Section 25

Section 25 fuses post-punk, synthpop, and electro into a captivating soundscape that defines the Blackpool music scene. Emerging from the vibrant UK rock and indie landscape, Section 25 carved a niche with their eclectic blend of genres. Their 1984 album “From the Hip” stands as a seminal work, showcasing their innovative use of synthesizers and drum machines. Earlier releases like “Girls Don’t Count” and “The Beast” capture the raw energy of their post-punk roots. “Always Now,” released in 1981, further cements their legacy with its experimental edge. The ‘s evolution is marked by its association with influential labels and a connection to the broader indietronica movement. With ties to related who shaped the synthpop and electro scenes, Section 25 remains a crucial part of the post-punk narrative, appealing to vinyl enthusiasts and new listeners alike.