GTO lyrics
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Artist's albums
Kardiophunk & The Seventh Wave
1996 · album
Kardiophunk & The Seventh Wave
1996 · single
Data-Trax Vol. 2
1995 · EP
Data Trax Vol 2
1995 · album
Elevation
1995 · single
Data-Trax Vol. 1
1994 · EP
Love Is Everywhere
1993 · album
Love Is Everywhere
1992 · single
Permission to Dance
2021 · single
Escolhas
2021 · single
Sportback
2021 · single
Cê Já Parou pra Refletir?
2020 · single
This Could Be The Night (The Remixes)
2018 · single
Super
2018 · album
This Could Be The Night
2017 · single
I Am
2017 · single
Superstars Of Modern Love
2016 · single
Little Italy
2013 · album
Gtoclub
2010 · album
Th Best Of
2010 · compilation
Mondiàl
2010 · album
Gtospecial
2010 · album
Always There
2008 · single
Pure (Remixes)
2007 · single
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Biography
One of the many bands to feature the talents of London-based former video artist Lee Newman, among the few women involved in the evolution of techno. Influences primarily came from the industrial sector, and groups like Test Department and the output of the Wax Trax Records label. Newman spent several years DJing, remixing and programming, and contributed a column to DJ magazine under the title Technohead. She worked with her partner, Michael Wells. GTO was an acronym for Greater Than One, the original title of their band in the mid-80s who released a string of experimental albums. Together they contributed some of the essential modern techno cuts (‘Pure’ for Go! Bang, ‘Listen To The Rhythm Flow’ for Belgium label Jumping Man), the best of which were compiled on their debut album. Yet instead of the anticipated rigid, hard beat techno experience, it circumvented expectations by partially adopting the innovations of the trance movement. It was preceded by another excellent single, ‘Love Is Everywhere’. Later came ‘Dub Killer’, which went further still and slowed down the pace to a crawl. As Tricky Disco they released two singles, ‘Tricky Disco’ (1990) and ‘Housefly’ (1991) for the Warp Records empire, and also recorded as John & Julie (hardcore) and Church Of Ecstasy (for Rising High). There were also collaborations with Germany’s DJ Tanith and the US’ Underground Resistance.