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DRAMA – BREAKING AWAY
Norway's first "boy band" was formed in 1982 in Larvik by Per Kristian 'Muffe' Indrehus, and Geir Olav 'Gækki' Bøkestad, Thomas Siqveland, Per Arne 'Perry' Strandbakken and Gunnar 'Stikka' Refsdal. They were all between 15 and 17 years old and played innocently charming melodic pop, with strong inspiration from the 60s. The music was written by them themselves, and label boss Audun Tylden was behind most of the lyrics, except for a couple that bassist Siqveland wrote for the debut album. Drama received a lot of attention when their debut album was released in November 1982, but the record was never released on CD.
Norway's first "boy band" was formed in 1982 in Larvik by Per Kristian 'Muffe' Indrehus, and Geir Olav 'Gækki' Bøkestad, Thomas Siqveland, Per Arne 'Perry' Strandbakken and Gunnar 'Stikka' Refsdal. They were all between 15 and 17 years old and played innocently charming melodic pop, with strong inspiration from the 60s. The music was written by them themselves, and label boss Audun Tylden was behind most of the lyrics, except for a couple that bassist Siqveland wrote for the debut album. Drama received a lot of attention when their debut album was released in November 1982, but the record was never released on CD.