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Mighty Force

Mighty Force were a British electronic house group from Liverpool active between the late 80's and early 90's consisting of Adam West, Rob Fielding and Simeon Davies. The group released three singles between 1988 and 1992. They also released one album, Hypnovel, in 1992.

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Peel was enthusiastic in 1988 about the group's debut single, Thrashing A Dead House, and reviewed the track in Hitlist, where he added it as one of his records of the week:

"I include this for several reasons since it represents a number of interests and concerns of mine. Firstly, it's an extremely good House record but it differs in that instead of sampling the usual stuff they're included bits of Napalm Death and Extreme Noise Terror and it really does work rather well. Also, it has to be said that Mighty Force are from Liverpool which disposes me kindly towards them."

The group later did a session for Peel's show in 1990 before disappearing after 1992.

Sessions[]

1. Recorded: 1990-11-06. First Broadcast: 17 November 1990. Repeated: 02 February 1991

  • Dive / Antarctica / Freebass

Other Shows Played[]

Thrashing_A_Dead_House

Thrashing A Dead House

1988
1989
  • 19 June 1989: Cosmic Ambassador Hi-Fi (v/a cassette - Freak Beats - Volume 1) Bop Cassettes
  • 27 July 1989 (Rockradio): Cosmic Ambassador Hi-Fi Freak Beats (compilation album - A Tacky Souvenir of Pre-Revolutionary Northern England) Scam
  • 01 August 1989: Cosmic Ambassador Hi-Fi (v/a album - Freak Beats - Volume 1) Scam / Bop Cassettes
  • 16 August 1989: Cosmic Ambassador Hi-Fi (v/a LP - Freak Beats - Volume 1) Scam / Bop Cassettes
1990
1992

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