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Mi-Sex owes its success — riding the new-wave scene of the late 70s and early 80s — to one-time cabaret singer Steve Gilpin's desire for a new musical direction. After teaming up with the members of Father of Thyme to create Fragments of Time, Gilpin was convinced there were too many rock acts to compete with and evolved the band into Mi-Sex (taking the name from an Ultrivox song). They put out its first single in 1978, which was followed a year later by their biggest hit, ‘Computer Games'. They disbanded in 1984.
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