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| Academy 23 | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | London | |
| Genre(s) | neo-folk | |
| Years active | 1989 - 1999 | |
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| Associated acts |
The Apostles |
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| Members | ||
| Andy
Martin Dave Fanning Nathan Coles Lawrence Burton |
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Academy 23 was the name given to the new experimental music project created by Andy Martin and Dave Fanning immediately after disbanding their former group The Apostles. Founded in London in 1989, the band released music primarily on audio cassette, as part of the cassette culture movement. They disbanded in 1999.
Other members include
They released seven cassette collections and two albums, one on vinyl and one on CD, as well as two singles.
The group took an experimental approach, and achieved some success in continental Europe. Their sound combined elements from industrial, Scottish folk music, punk rock and pop music. Their successful merging of folk and industrial music made them one of the earliest exponents of the genre of music that would come to be known as 'neo-folk'.
Between 1992 and 2001, Academy 23 edited 26 issues of the non-commercial publication SMILE, an international magazine of which roughly 100 issues have been published in several different countries by various editors.
The group collaborated with the industrial band The
Grey Wolves on two songs, "Terror Chamber" and "Terror Intensifies",
both featured on compilations. In 1990, they contributed the song "The Boy Next
Door" to the
After the demise of Academy 23, the group continued to perform
and record with the same line up under the name
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