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Museum of Devotion
12+ albums
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Museum of Devotion formed in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1986. The original lineup included James Cooper on vocals, guitar, drum machine and keyboards; and Robert Anderson on lead guitar, bass guitar, keyboards and programming. The first Museum of Devotion album, “…to the Pink Period” was recorded in 1988. The pink period sessions were recorded at Old School House Studios in Ann Arbor, Michigan, under the record label Lively Arts, a division of New Rose Records in Paris, France. Museum of Devotion released the “Racist” EP in 1989, which featured a more electronic spin to their style, including an aggressive cover of “Groove Line” by the funk group Heatwave. In 1990, Museum of Devotion pressed “Wants Verses Needs” which featured the Belgium top ten dance track “Sunshine”. Museum of Devotion went into a hiatus before returning in 2014 with new material and the same Coldwave attitude. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
