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Their final record Vertical Smile was released in 1993 after a third change in the line-up
this really is as elegant a first crack at a long play release as a band could hope for
The title of the album comes from the book 'The Secret Language Of Birthdays' where 28th November (Williamson's own birthday) is called The Day of the Lone Wolf
The album was mastered at Abbey Road
the band's conception was influenced by their interest in acid-house and in particular the work of Carbaret Voltaire and Giorgio Moroder
Sandy Dillon - Nobody's Sweetheart Format:CD Their final record Vertical Smile13 track CD album. Includes the single Shoreline, featuring vocals from Heather Nova. Sandy Dillon studied Orchestral Composition at Berklee College of Music. Upon graduating she moved to New York where she began living in the infamous Chelsea Hotel. Whilst playing Janis Joplin in the Broadway production 'Rock N Roll: The First 5,000 Years', she was spotted by manager Tony DeFries and went on to record two unreleased albums for the Elektra label
