NASA

The synth-pop group NASA was for the verge of reaching an American audience once the rug was abruptly pulled from under them. Comprising Patrik Henzel (vocals, sounds) and Martin Thors (vocals, sounds), NASA debuted in 1983, documenting a song to get a Swedish film. In 1985, NASA released their first solitary, “Paula,” to TOP achievement in Sweden. The music group then documented the LP, Power of the Hundred years, followed by a small number of strike singles. In 1987, Columbia Information sent NASA towards the U.S. to record an recording. Robert Margouleff was employed to create the LP and Columbia wished to modification the group’s name due to the tragedy relating to the Space Shuttle Challenger. Nevertheless, the person who authorized NASA to Columbia remaining the label and his successor got no fascination with the music group. The LP was completed, nonetheless it was shelved by Columbia. In 1989, NASA released an recording beneath the name Henzel & Thors in Sweden, nonetheless it was a industrial disappointment. In the past due ’90s, NASA had been asked to compile their most widely used ’80s paths for the Swedish label Memento Materia. Once the label requested a fresh song through the band, NASA made a decision to record a full-length recording. In 1999, NASA released their 1st recording in greater than a 10 years, Remembering the near future; it was certified for U.S. launch by Ninthwave Information in 2000.