Overview
- Bandmate Neil Arthur paid tribute with the message: "Heartbroken. RIP Stephen. Love you forever."
- News of Luscombe’s death was reported Sunday, with no cause of death disclosed in the coverage.
- Luscombe co-founded Blancmange in Harrow in 1979 and rose to prominence with hits including "Living on the Ceiling," "Waves," "Blind Vision" and "Don't Tell Me."
- He left active performance after the duo’s 2011 album Blanc Burn, citing health issues that included an abdominal aortic aneurysm reported in 2012.
- Arthur later continued recording and performing under the Blancmange name with session musicians, as fans shared condolences on social media.