The Flat EarthThe Flat Earth is the second studio album by English new wave and synth pop musician Thomas Dolby, it was released on 10 February 1984 and peaked at No. 14 on the UK Albums Chart. The first single from the album was "Hyperactive!", which peaked at No. 17 in the UK Singles Chart, and was a minor hit in the Netherlands too. The album has held up very well 40 years after its release; a crisp production, brilliant songwriting by Thomas Dolby and a

His role in the celebrated ensemble Sphere

the original disco version and the Jim Burgess remix of “Dance To The Drummer's Beat" are now available as a 12-inch

Even after so many years

and of course Dedicated

Dustin Hoffman

The film jumps back and forth in time and focuses more on themes rather than narrative

featuring contributions from Selvik and Steve Tavaglione

The soundtrack features original music by Einar as well as co-compositions together with Trevor

it establishes it’s own distinct identity with a rawer and more introspective tone

hailing from Amsterdam

's "Beats To The Rhyme"

fold-out poster and a print replica of the historical newspaper frontpage