Re‐Flex

Re-Flex was formed in the United Kingdom in the early 1980s. The band consists of John Baxter, Paul Fishman, Nigel Ross-Scott, and Roland Vaughan Kerridge. It is considered a seminal group of the New Wave and New Romantic movements. Musically, Re-Flex can be classified as a blend of synth-pop and new wave. Notable albums include The Politics of Dancing (1983) and Humanication (1985, re-released in 2010). Successful singles include “The Politics of Dancing” (1983, No. 25 in Germany, No. 28 in Switzerland, No. 28 in the UK, No. 24 in the US), “Hurt” (1984, No. 82 in the US), “Couldn’t Stand a Day” (1984, No. 97 in the UK), and “How Much Longer” (1985, No. 59 in Germany). The box set Re-Fuse was released in 2010.

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