The March Violets Made Glorious

THE MARCH VIOLETS came from Leeds in the early 80's, label-mates of Sisters of Mercy. Constantly at the heights of the UK indie singles charts, the singles were the base for successful compilations in the UK and USA. Signing to a major, they had two songs featured in a John Hughes' movie - but split up before an album was completed. Twenty-five years later they reconvened, making tours of the UK and USA. A single and video of 'Dandelion King' was issued in 2011. Unfinished business included an album, and Made Glorious was given a release in 2013 via an over-subscribed Pledge Music campaign. Fans got access to a very limited CD and download, but sadly events intervened to stymie the reunion and planned vinyl release, much to the disappointment of their fans. Here at last is the long-awaited 'difficult first album' on double-vinyl from The March Violets! Side A: 1. Made Glorious, 2. Billion3, 3. A Room with No View, 4. Of Roses. Side B: 5. Tokyo Flow, 6. Ramming Speed, 7. Little Punk Thing, 8. Dandelion King. Side C: 9. 2024, 10. London's Burning, 11. We Are All Gods III, 12. Road of Bones. Side D: 13. Discoboy Must Die; 14. Dress 4 U; 15. Bottle of Poison, 16. My Demons.