Originally a cult UK electronic indie band in the early 80's, Indians In Moscow had a No.1 indie hit in 1983 with "Naughty Miranda", followed by "Jack Pelter and his Sex-Change Chicken" and the "Big Wheel e.p.". The original band split after acrimonious management arguments just as their first album was released.
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| Releases: | ||||
| Big Wheel (12") | Kennick Records | 1983 | ||
| I Wish I Had ◄ (2 versions) | Kennick Records | 1983 | ||
| Jack Pelter And His Sex-Change Chicken ◄ (2 versions) | Kennick Records | 1983 | ||
| Miranda (7") | Kennick Records | 1983 | ||
| Naughty Miranda (Club Mix) (12") | Kennick Records | 1983 | ||
| Indians In Moscow (LP) | Kennick Records | 1984 | ||
| Ten Days To Live (CD) | Nemesis Records | 1994 | ||
| Melt Productions E.P. (12") | Melt Productions | 1998 | ||
| Tracks Appear On: | ||||
| Your Secret's Safe With Us (Comp) ◄ (6 versions) | Indians In Moscow | Statik Records ... | 1982 | |
| Debut LP Magazine - Issue 07 (LP) | Big Wheel | CBS | 1984 | |
| Rock The House ◄ (2 versions) | Babylon | Nucleus Records | 1991 | |
| Unbelievable - The Indie Dance Album (CD, Comp) | Wrong Love | Posh Music For Kids | 1991 | |
| Unofficial Releases: | ||||
| A Tribute To Flexi-Pop Vol.1 (CDr) | Singing To French | Flexi-Pop | ||
| A Tribute To Flexi-Pop Vol.8 (CDr, Comp) | Indians In Moscow | Flexi-Pop | ||