No Hope, No Fear
No Hope, No Fear is the third studio album by Borghesia. It was released in 1987 by Play It Again Sam Records. The electronic music record lasts 28 minutes and 15 seconds and was recorded at Studio CD and Studio Tivoli. In Borghesia’s discography, it comes after Their Laws, Our Lives (1986) and before Escorts and Models (1988). The album’s title inspired the name of a radio show on Canadian station CFMU that features Yugoslav music.
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