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“He’s never done a band like us; he’s done a lot of heavy metal. But I thought the two could mix”: How AC/DC’s producer and synthesisers reinvented The Cars

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“He’s never done a band like us; he’s done a lot of heavy metal. But I thought the two could mix”: How AC/DC’s producer and synthesisers reinvented The Cars

By 1983 The Cars were stagnating, but Mutt Lange and a change of sound saw them heading to the top of the charts

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