About Dubstar
Sarah Blackwood, Steve Hillier and Chris Wilkie first appeared as Dubstar in 1994. Hillier's floating synths, Wilkie's chiming guitar and the ever-plaintive vocals from Sarah Blackwood drew comparisons to Pet Shop Boys, The Smiths and Kirsty MacColl, while the band regularly added Cocteau Twins and One Dove among their greatest influences. Dubstar released their debut album 'Disgraceful' on Food Records in the Autumn of 1995 to worldwide critical and commercial success.
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Stars
Not So Manic Now
Anywhere
Just a Girl She Said
The Day I See You Again
No More Talk
I Will Be Your Girlfriend
St. Swithin's Day
Disgraceful
Popdorian
Elevator Song
Not Once, Not Ever
Cathedral Park
Week In Week Out
Ghost
Can't Tell Me
Inside
The View From Here
Polestar
St Swithin's Day
Wearchest
It's Clear
The Self Same Thing
Stars (original mix)
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It's Over
Shining Through
Let's Go
The Elevator Song
When You Say Goodbye
My Start In Wallsend
Stars (Way Out West Mix)
Stars (Mother Dub)
Take It
I (Friday Night)
Swansong
Arc Of Fire
Mercury
Stay
Not Once Not Ever
When The World Knows Your Name
Week In, Week Out
Everyday I Die
I'm Conscious Of Myself
Believe In Me
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Rise To The Top
Another Word
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