Danseparc

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Danseparc
Studio album by Martha and the Muffins
Released	February 1983
Recorded	Spring–summer 1982
Genre	New wave, dance
Label	RCA
Producer	Daniel Lanois with Mark Gane & Martha Johnson
Martha and the Muffins chronology
This is the Ice Age (1981) Danseparc (1983) Mystery Walk (1984)
Singles from Danseparc
"Danseparc (Every Day It's Tomorrow)" Released: February 1983 "World Without Borders" Released: 1983 "Several Styles of Blonde Girls Dancing" Released: 1983

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Danseparc was Martha and the Muffins' fourth album, recorded in 1982 at Grant Avenue Studios in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and released in 1983. The title single reached #31 in Canada.^[2]

This long out-of-print album was reissued on CD through the band's own Muffin Music imprint in North America with a release date of June 25, 2008. Three additional bonus tracks include the original extended dance version of “Danseparc”, “These Dangerous Machines” and a live version of “Sins Of Children” from M&M’s performance at Ontario Place in 1983 featuring avant-guitarist Michael Brook. On August 4, 2008, Cherry Records rereleased the album in the UK. Bass player Jocelyne Lanois is the sister of producer Daniel Lanois.