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Magazine were a PostPunk band from Manchester, noted for arguably inventing the PostPunk genre. Their lead singer, Howard Devoto, was originally [[FaceOfTheBand lead singer]] of {{Music/Buzzcocks}}, but left after first release Spiral Scratch, believing punk would be short lived and that something would need to be ready to take it's place. Devoto met [[BonnieScotland Scottish]] guitarist John [=McGeoch=], and while McGeoch was away Devoto recruited Barry Adamson on Bass, Keyboardist Bob Dickinson (Who soon left and was replaced by the keyboard god that is Dave Formula), and drummer Martin Jackson. They soon released a single, at the time sans keyboarist, entitled Shot By Both Sides, followed by an album, 1978s brilliant Real Life. The following year they released the far more laid back Secondhand Daylight, followed by 1980s more popular (though not necciseraly better) The Correct Use Of Soap.
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