This album has very little to do with Numan or Tubeway Army (no Paul Gardiner or Jess lidyard who with Numan made up the Tubeway Army trio). Numan`s only contribution is a guest vocal on the first single Love Needs No Disguise. Dramatis, Chris Payne, RRussell Bell, Cedric Sharpley and Denis Haines were Numan`s studio and touring band for his Pleasure Principle and Telekon albums.They formed the band after Numan`s Wembley arena concerts and "retirement" from touring in 1981. It`s a fine sounding album and still stands up well even after 26 years.While still relying on keyboards as a base to most of the songs it takes no influance from the Numan sound of the time it`s less mean and moody. It even has songs to with love, Love needs no disguse, On reflection,Turn and the second single Ex luna scientia. Every song has a different feel these guys had no distintive sound, and the album is all the better for it pick a song to suit your mood. This was Dramatis` one and only album although two other singles did follow I only find rewind the third lifted from this album. Unfortunatly I can see her now and The shame along with all three singles from For Future Reference failed to reach high chart positions. They never received the the recognistion they deserved.