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Gloria Mundi Debut Album Reissued on Vinyl

London-based band Gloria Mundi's 1978 debut album I-Individual has been reissued on vinyl format through Antenna Records.

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The 1978 debut album by the London-based band Gloria Mundi, titled I-Individual, has been reissued in vinyl format. This vinyl release of the Gloria Mundi album has been made available through Antenna Records. The release presents the 1978 debut album from the London-based group.

The background of Gloria Mundi includes an advertisement placed in Melody Maker by Eddie Maelov and Sunshine Patteson. Eddie Maelov and Sunshine Patteson placed the advertisement in Melody Maker with the goal of searching for a musical partner. Only John Foxx responded to the advertisement placed by Eddie Maelov and Sunshine Patteson. In addition, the bassist of Gloria Mundi, Ice, was a friend of Stevie Shears from the band Ultravox!.

Gloria Mundi decided early on that the color of the band would be grey. During their stage performances, the band used white light as well as strobes. Gloria Mundi also began selling out tickets at the Marquee club. After they started selling out the Marquee club, the group began receiving management offers. Rod Smallwood managed the group Gloria Mundi before he managed the band Iron Maiden.

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