Moral has been played on NTS over 20 times, featured on 28 episodes and was first played on 14 May 2015.

Moral was a Danish minimal wave band formed in Århus, Denmark in 1981 by Ingolf Brown (synths), Hanne Winterberg (vocals) and Marco Andreis (guitar). They were active between 1981 and 1984, releasing the cassettes "Dance of the Dolls" (Ådsel Service, 1981) and "Whispering Sons" (Ådsel Service, 1982), and the LP "And Life Is…" (ARP Records, 1984), as well as contributing three tracks to the double LP compilation "Somewhere Outside - Etellerandetstedudenfor" in 1983 on the well-known Irmgardz label. Their music is almost all synths, ranging from playful electropop (with a Roland TR-606, Boss DR-55) to ambient electronic soundscapes with Hanne’s mesmerizing vocals making many of the tracks sounding very similar to The Vyllies or some of the ethereal bands from the Projekt Records label, and musically also some similarities to Twice A Man. This CD re-issue is more than justified as the music is just superb and the original releases are ultra rare and if available at all, very expensive. Includes, of course, their cult hit “Lady Happiness”. The group released its debut cassette in late 1981 on Ingolf Browns cassettelabel Ådsel Service. His label also released the groups second cassette which was released during the summer of 1982. The group played very few concerts, but played support for both Monochrome Set and Nico. In 1983 they had 3 tracks released on the sampler-LP Somewhere On The Outside, released by Irmgardz including only groups from outside of Copenhagen. The group dissolved in 1985.