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Unexplained (EP)

by EMF

Released: April 20, 1992

Alternative rock, indie rock

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The EP features remixes of tracks from their debut album "Schubert Dip" and includes additional unreleased material. The EP includes remixes of the songs "Unbelievable," "I Believe," and "Lies," which were all popular tracks from "Schubert Dip." Additionally, it features the previously unreleased track "Search and Destroy," as well as a remix of the album track "Girl of an Age." "Unexplained" showcases EMF's energetic and eclectic sound, blending elements of dance, rock, and electronic music. "Unexplained" is an EP by the British alternative dance band EMF, released in 1992.

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While primarily aimed at fans of the band…

While primarily aimed at fans of the band, the EP offers a fresh take on some of their most well-known tracks and provides an intriguing glimpse into their creative process.

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"Unexplained" is an EP by the British alternative dance band EMF, released in 1992. The EP features remixes of tracks from their debut album "Schubert Dip" and includes additional unreleased material.

The EP includes remixes of the songs "Unbelievable," "I Believe," and "Lies," which were all popular tracks from "Schubert Dip." Additionally, it features the previously unreleased track "Search and Destroy," as well as a remix of the album track "Girl of an Age."

"Unexplained" showcases EMF's energetic and eclectic sound, blending elements of dance, rock, and electronic music. While primarily aimed at fans of the band, the EP offers a fresh take on some of their most well-known tracks and provides an intriguing glimpse into their creative process.