The Teardrop Explodes was a British post-punk and neo-psychedelic band that emerged in the late 1970s. Featuring notable members such as Julian Cope and David Balfe, the band's style meshed new wave rock with the psychedelic influences of the 1960s. Their debut album, "Kilimanjaro," and the hit single "Reward" helped define the band's significance in the early 1980s UK music scene. The Teardrop Explodes is known for their innovative soundscapes, complex arrangements, and Cope's distinctive vocal style.