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“The most glorious example of infuriatingly pretentious or highly intriguing nonsense”: In the 80s, many artists used newfangled samplers to make jolly tunes. The Art Of Noise went solid prog rock

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“The most glorious example of infuriatingly pretentious or highly intriguing nonsense”: In the 80s, many artists used newfangled samplers to make jolly tunes. The Art Of Noise went solid prog rock

Armed with a synth that cost £18,000 when that was a lot of money, this group – with strong Yes connections – made a real statement with their debut album

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