| Sector 27 | |
| Origin: | London, England |
| Genre: | New wave |
| Years Active: | 1979–1985 |
| Label: | Panic, Fontana, I.R.S., Rocket |
| Associated Acts: | Tom Robinson Band |
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Sector 27 were an English new wave band founded in 1979 by Tom Robinson. Their 1980 debut album, Sector 27, was produced by Steve Lillywhite. Robinson subsequently left the band, and the band continued without him for a number of years. Sector 27 toured with Elton John and The Police.
Tom Robinson formed the band in late 1979 as an effort to begin a new direction. The band made their debut in Liverpool on 11 January 1980. The band released their first records on their own label, Panic Records. Later releases were on Fontana Records, with releases in the US on I.R.S. Records. The first album was produced by Steve Lillywhite.
After Robinson and Derek Quinton had left, the band released two singles on Rocket Records: "Excalibur" (1984), produced by Phil Harding, and "Conversation" (1985), produced by Chris Thomas.
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| Sector 27 | |
| Type: | studio |
| Artist: | Sector 27 |
| Cover: | Sector 27 album.jpeg |
| Released: | November 1980 |
| Recorded: | March – April 1980 |
| Studio: | Redan Recorders, Queensway, London |
| Length: | (UK release) (US release) |
| Label: | Fontana 6359 039 I.R.S. Records CS-70013 |
| Producer: | Steve Lillywhite |
Sector 27 was the band's only album release. It was critically well-received; but had little commercial success, even though it got airplay on more than 60 U.S. radio stations.[1] [2] [3] It was re-released in 1996 with additional tracks under the title Sector 27 Complete.