Disco Inferno
The East London post-rock trio of Ian Crause, Paul Willmott and Rob Whatley, whose 1993 single "From the Devil to the Deep Blue Sky" ran nearly ten minutes.
Rough Trade
Disco Inferno formed in 1989 in East London and Essex, started by teenagers, and was active until 1995. Wikipedia lists post-rock, indie rock and experimental rock. Their labels were Che early on, Cheree for Summer's Last Sound, and Rough Trade from 1993 to 1996.
D.I. Go Pop, on Rough Trade in the UK and Bar/None in the US, was produced by Charlie McIntosh at Cazimi in Leyton. The Last Dance EP followed on November 18, 1993, running 21:59 with "The Last Dance" (4:11), "D.I. Go Pop" (5:07), "The Long Dance" (5:25) and "Scattered Showers" (7:16). The singles were later gathered on The 5 EPs.
Albums
- A Rock to Cling To 1993 · ep · Rough Trade
The 1993 single and EP that carried "From the Devil to the Deep Blue Sky".
Songs
- From the Devil to the Deep Blue Sky A Rock to Cling To · 1993
The longest track on The 5 EPs, first issued in 1993 on Rough Trade.
Sources
- Disco Inferno (band), Wikipedia
- D.I. Go Pop, Wikipedia
- The Last Dance (EP), Wikipedia
- The Five EPs, Optimistic Underground (2009-06-23)