Gene Loves Jezebel and When In Rome II

Formed in 1980 by Porthcawl, South Wales twins Jay and Michael Aston, goth-influenced Gene Loves Jezebel moved to London in 1981. Debut album Promise topped the UK indie charts; later hits include Jealous (US #68) and Sweetest Thing.

When In Rome II, originating from Manchester, England, delivers synth-pop and new wave. Led by keyboardist Michael Floreale, and featuring Tony Fennell, the band is celebrated for its iconic hit "The Promise." Their album "When In Rome II" includes songs like "Last Train" and "Eventide," showcasing their melodic vocals and organic sound. The original "The Promise" was a Billboard #1 hit.