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Neil Weir (1984–1988) Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark ( englisch für: Orchestrale Manöver im Dunkeln ), kurz OMD oder O.M.D., ist eine britische Popband. Sie gehörte in den 1980er Jahren zu den erfolgreichen Vertretern des Synthiepops sowie der New Wave .
In 1985, the band expanded to a sextet with the addition of brothers Graham Weir (guitar, keyboards, trombone) and Neil Weir (keyboards, trumpet, bass guitar), and released their sixth studio album, Crush, produced by Stephen Hague in Paris and New York.
Chief Executive Officer. Neil was previously Senior Vice-President, Discovery, at UCB S.A., overseeing an integrated portfolio of small molecule and antibody therapeutic projects in the areas of immunology and neurology. Neil and his teams have been responsible for transitioning 33 new chemical entities into development in immunology, oncology, ...
For the first time, brothers Graham and Neil Weir were formally credited as members of OMD; "Shame" was born out of Graham's desire to add a "soulful" element to the album. The Weirs had been involved with the band as session musicians since the re-recording of "Julia's Song" in 1984 (a " Talking Loud and Clear " single B-side), and were credited as "also playing" musicians on Crush . [12]
Neil Weir. Venture Partner. Neil joined SV as a Venture Partner in 2020. He is Chief Executive Officer of Sitryx Therapeutics, an SV-created company working in the field of immunometabolism to bring novel medicines to unmet needs in inflammation, autoimmunity and immuno-oncology.
Reading Eagle writer Carl Brown Jr. named "Never Turn Away" as the standout track from Junk Culture, calling it "a soft, subtle song that succeeds from both a melodic and lyrical viewpoint". [2] Conversely, Smash Hits reviewer and Pet Shop Boys singer Neil Tennant – otherwise a proponent of OMD – described the track as "sad, drifting music ...
Neil Weir (b.1961) is a British musician who recorded and played live with Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark in the 1980s. He is the brother of Graham Weir. Graham first came into contact with OMD as a member of Fiction Factory's live band, who were the support act on the Junk Culture tour. The...
