Not an actual bunch of Indians In Moscow but only names for these later on one of the Goth-Electronic sensations in the eighties in UK; as the group themselves producing some number one hits followed by others - these Hull, England band of Synth-Pop Electronic eventually, consisting of the founding members Pete Riches and Stuart Walton to singer Adele Nozedar as well as guitarist/drummer Rich Hornby shortly releasing their self-titled debut record; spawning plenty songs on it within as mentioned - some becoming a small successful hits such as I Wish I Had, Naughty Miranda to Jack Pelter & His Sex Change Chicken or the colder tense on Square Dance in The Sepulchre or Witches & Heroes; giving the band a higher status as cult band for a while in their short time of musical career.Nobody might remembering them too much but below the skins of slower or faster intense beats of Goth music history; we would then discovers that Indians In Moscow might be the one names that pioneering the best steps of haunting essentials in the making of Goth-Rock electro skipping the nineties era to survived the next one as they're buried under the blurry foggy place covered with snow and ice ...
Indians in Moscow:
https://othervoicesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/indians-in-moscow-vox7cd
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