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Sex Dwarf, according to DoReSol
The song Sex Dwarf by Soft Cell is a track that delves into the depths of the dark and unusual. The music, created by Dave Ball, relies on textures of electronic and acoustic instruments, while Marc Almond contributes his characteristic voice, accompanied in the choruses by Vicious Pink Phenomena. The overall production fell to Mike Thorne, who helped shape this particular sound.
This track emerged at a time when Soft Cell, the English duo formed by Marc Almond and David Ball, was consolidating. Formed in the early 1980s, they explored themes ranging from love and romance to darker aspects of life, touching on topics such as perversion, drugs, and even murder. Their style placed them within the synthpop scene, influenced by the New Romantic and New Wave currents, and sharing space with other artists like Depeche Mode and Human League. Soft Cell's sound also resonated in the emerging gothic scene, and some of their compositions have been reinterpreted by artists such as Marilyn Manson and Trent Reznor.
From album
Non‐Stop Erotic Cabaret
Soft Cell · 1981 · Track 5
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Music Dave Ball, Marc Almond