Their first album, '...To The Pink Period', was released in 1988 to critical acclaim and positioned the band in the coldwave/electro-industrial genre alongside acts such as This Mortal Coil, The Sisters of Mercy, Joy Division and Asylum Party to mention a few. Museum of Devotion followed up in 1989 with their 'Racist' EP which featured a more electronic spin to their style, including an aggressive cover of 'Groove Line' by the funk group Heatwave. The re-release of their debut features two tracks from this rare EP as bonus-tracks!