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Recently, the british fashion designer Claire Barrow chose No More's 30-year-old song 'Something grows up' - from the cult album A Rose Is A Rose - for a video clip by Fumi Nagasaka in the presentation of her collection: Yet another proof of the timeless relevance of music produced by No More.
No More:
The band became known through the cross-genre classic 'Suicide Commando', a title that since its release in 1981 not only appeared in numerous compilations but was also placed in the limelight again and again through remixes, among others, by DJ Hell.
The song is therefore still today an essential item of many DJ-sets from Dark Wave to Electroclash, from EBM to Post Punk, from Elektronica to Indie.
The band, founded in 1979, broke up in 1986, but in the fall 2008 Tina Sanudakura and Andy Schwarz go on stage as No More again.
In 2010, the album Midnight People & Lo-Life Stars is released.
No More tour clubs all over Europe, play at festivals like M’era Luna and NCN, they support DAF and play with Psyche in the concert series “Electronic Legends”.
In 2012 No More release the new album Sisyphus.
On the new EP, the barking mantra of 'Hypnotized' – originally from the same album - presents itself in a new version. But here it’s not the black and white of the past that’s holding sway.
Watch // No More - 'Hypnotized'
Now it’s the darkness that’s glowing. In all colours.
It is not only this new version but also the Stop-Motion craziness of the video that does justice to the song's title.
The 'Aliencrafted' remix was created by Rayatis.
'Take me to yours' loops and spins imploringly around the manic, insatiable desires of a Don Juan.
Where is the end, where is the beginning?
The video clip, filmed mainly during No More's tour in Italy, delves deeply into the nightly atmosphere of the track.
The remix by Pneus brushes the song against its grain, reducing it to the bare bones.
Watch // No More - 'Take me to yours'
No More:
The band became known through the cross-genre classic 'Suicide Commando', a title that since its release in 1981 not only appeared in numerous compilations but was also placed in the limelight again and again through remixes, among others, by DJ Hell.
The song is therefore still today an essential item of many DJ-sets from Dark Wave to Electroclash, from EBM to Post Punk, from Elektronica to Indie.
The band, founded in 1979, broke up in 1986, but in the fall 2008 Tina Sanudakura and Andy Schwarz go on stage as No More again.
In 2010, the album Midnight People & Lo-Life Stars is released.
No More tour clubs all over Europe, play at festivals like M’era Luna and NCN, they support DAF and play with Psyche in the concert series “Electronic Legends”.
In 2012 No More release the new album Sisyphus.
On the new EP, the barking mantra of 'Hypnotized' – originally from the same album - presents itself in a new version. But here it’s not the black and white of the past that’s holding sway.
Watch // No More - 'Hypnotized'
Now it’s the darkness that’s glowing. In all colours.
It is not only this new version but also the Stop-Motion craziness of the video that does justice to the song's title.
The 'Aliencrafted' remix was created by Rayatis.
'Take me to yours' loops and spins imploringly around the manic, insatiable desires of a Don Juan.
Where is the end, where is the beginning?
The video clip, filmed mainly during No More's tour in Italy, delves deeply into the nightly atmosphere of the track.
The remix by Pneus brushes the song against its grain, reducing it to the bare bones.
Watch // No More - 'Take me to yours'
