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House Badgers
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Who Will Bell the Cat?
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Spectralate Wales, UK
Formed in March 2014, Spectralate's Annie Muriel and Alan Holmes have since created a body of work by means of a rigorously
democratic process. Each aspect - chords, melody, lyrics, instrumentation, vocals etc. - is contributed to equally by both.
Their first three albums were released on vinyl within a two and a half year period, interspersed with CD and download releases, with more on the way.
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Spectralate recommends:
Iechyd Da - A Tribute to Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
by Recordiau Prin
Spectralate contribute a version of Gorkys Zygotic Mynci's 'Starmoonsun' to this excellent tribute album. Alan also designed the cover.
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Spectralate's label mates Irma Vep have put out many fine releases, most of which can be found on their bandcamp site. This one was the first ever release on the Turquoise Coal label.
go to albumIf you like Spectralate, you may also like:
Maybe Magic (2022)
by Tim Arnold
With its dizzying guitar work and wry lyrics, “Maybe Magic” highlights the virtuosity of UK musician Tim Arnold.
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Brooklyn's Groupie make post-punk that is at turns bouncy, scuzzy, joyous, and sharp, with a strong melodic core; this is their debut LP.
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The Seattle band work around the edges of shoegaze and dream pop with a rare sense of clarity and momentum.
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Driving and fuzzed out rock and roll from the Motor City on the great Feel It Records.
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