Thule

Thule were a British ensemble that released two EPs "Dr Lloyd" (Crain, 1988) and "La Jamais Contente" (Wiiija, 1989), as well as two albums "Wheel" (Wiiija, 1990) and "321 Normal 2" (Clay, 1992), before disappearing. Their music was wildly original, crossing Kraftwerk, Tackhead and Chrome, electronica, ambient and dub.
==Links to Peel==
Peel first played a track from the group via their debut single in August 1988. Before the song was played on his show in August 1988, Peel mentioned giving a lift to an American hitchhiker near Ipswich about 10 or 12 years ago. He went on to mention that the hitchhiker was working in the US military and told him in the car that Thule Air Base in Greenland was the worst place he was posted. Peel then played the track from an industrial band called Thule. He would play their songs between 1988 and 1993 on his radio programmes.
==Shows Played==
;1988
*02 August 1988: Dr. Lloyd (12" - Thule) Thule Entertainments
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*11 January 1989: Owed To Kreed (12" - La Jamais Contente) Wiiija 
*27 February 1989: Looking Backward To See You (12" - Le Jamais Contente) Wiiija 
;1990
*13 June 1990: Robber (album - Wheel) Wiiija 
*30 June 1990 (BFBS): 'Sharps (LP-Wheel)' (Wiiija)
*19 July 1990: Concave Bulge (LP - Wheel) Wiiija 
*20 July 1990 (BFBS): 'Sharps (LP-Wheel)' (Wiiija) 
;1993
*22 May 1993: Dynamo (album - 321 Normal 2) Clay 
*28 May 1993: ‘Murderball (CD - 321 Normal 2)’ (Clay Records)
==External Links==
*Discogs
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