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INVISIBLE LIMITS Arnsberg, Germany
INVISIBLE LIMITS is a German Electronic / EBM / Darkwave project, founded by Thomas Lüdke in
1984.
He released some demo tapes with his songs „Devil Dance“ and „Love is a kind of mystery“, which was played by local DJs in his city’s clubs.
In 1985 he signed his first record deal on the label „Last Chance Records“.
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