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was released in March 2007. This contained his artwork made into a film intended as a "slowly moving, hallucinogenic, digital stained glass window, intended to be projected as big as possible onto architecture and in public places." The work was premiered in
November 2006 at the
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ran a series of articles on Foxx, including a filmed interview taken at The Garden studios in London. Special features during the "John Foxx Week" also contained quotes and comments about his work from a variety of different musicians and film-makers, including
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Machine ("My Sex" and "I Want To Be A Machine") and Gazelle Twin ("He's A Liquid" and "Never Let Me Go"), was issued on Metamatic records. In 2011, Gazelle Twin told
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called it "one of the finest electronic records you'll hear in 2011", and launched a remix competition to coincide with the release of the album. Stems of the album track "Shatterproof" were made available for download, remixing and re-uploading via the
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site. The competition was won by Dave Poeme Electronique. The release of the album was preceded by a remix of "Shatterproof" on YouTube.
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on guitar. A short video clip of Foxx and Simon in Benge's studio was also posted on Benge's official account. The resulting album,
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album, during which Foxx and Louis Gordon were accompanied on stage by Steve D'Agostino. Later in the evening, the DVD of
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1956:Roberts, David (2006).
1575:The Marvellous Notebook
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1738:"JOHN FOXX Interview"
1676:"John Foxx Biography"
1478:John Foxx discography
1476:Further information:
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941:". A new EP entitled
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3005:The Best of Ultravox
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1466:Doctor of Philosophy
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1800:on 29 November 2012
1587:The Arcades Project
1529:Cathedral Oceans II
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2439:on 21 August 2017
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2077:Missing or empty
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