been a four-song 10" vinyl "Straight Lines" released by CBS Records in the U.S. as part of their short-lived Epic 'Nu-Disk' series, which also included The Clash's, Black Market Clash. Towner and Hibbert departed, and Mansfield and Gates cut the next album with the assistance of studio musicians. After the demise of GTO Records, the band released their third and final album, Warp, in 1982 which was more experimental than their previous releases. Warp was almost entirely electronic, and one of the first albums to be recorded primarily with digital samplers and emulators. It featured a synthesized version of The Beatles' hit song "All You Need Is Love", alongside an identically titled track of their own. New Musik disbanded shortly after its release that year. Mansfield went on to achieve success in the field of production with After the Fire, a-ha, Aztec Camera, The B-52's, The Damned, Captain Sensible, Naked Eyes, Mari Wilson, Jean Paul Gaultier, Miguel Bosé, and Ana Torroja. From A to B and Anywhere were released on CD in 1994, and again in 2001 and 2011, remastered and with bonus tracks. Warp was also released with bonus tracks on CD for the first time in 2001, exclusively in Japan. Warp's first CD release in the UK came in January 2011 on the Cherry Red label (CDLEMD 182). Members Last line up before disbandment Tony Mansfield (1977–1982) Clive Gates (c. 1979–1982) Cliff Venner (1982) Other members Nick Straker (1977–1979) Tony Hibbert (1977–81) Phil Towner (1977–81) Timeline Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Singles See also List of new wave artists and bands List of synthpop artists List of performers on Top of the Pops References External links Foremost New Musik fan site TopPop performance of "This World of Water" on YouTube English synth-pop groups British synth-pop new wave groups English new wave musical groups English electronic music groups English pop music groups Musical groups from London Musical groups established in 1977 Musical groups disestablished in 1982