Julian Cope

English singer-songwriter and author

Julian Cope - English singer-songwriter and author
Born

October 21st, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A prominent figure in the post-punk music scene, this singer-songwriter gained fame as the frontman of the band Teardrop Explodes. Following the band's disbandment, pursued a solo career, releasing influential albums such as 'World Shut Your Mouth' and 'Peggy Suicide'. Worked also as an author, writing books on music and culture, showcasing an interest in archaeology and ancient history. Engaged in various creative projects, including visual art and poetry.

Fronted the band Teardrop Explodes

Released the solo album 'Peggy Suicide'

Authored books on music and culture

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