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As a Canadian who grew up in the 1980s listening to the music of that decade, naturally the first time I heard the song "Not in Love" was in its original form, as a 1983 single by Platinum Blonde. It was not a bad song and Platinum Blonde was not a bad group, but there was nothing outstanding to it. It was just another song about angst and failed love by a perhaps excessively Anglophile and angst-ridden New Wave pop group, an artifact of one of the first waves of CanCon pop music.
Then, in 2010, Toronto's Crystal Castles decided to cover the song, and released a version featuring the guest vocals of The Cure's Robert Smith.
Thus was exposed this song's good bones to the entire world.
Then, in 2010, Toronto's Crystal Castles decided to cover the song, and released a version featuring the guest vocals of The Cure's Robert Smith.
Thus was exposed this song's good bones to the entire world.