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notorious for releasing works from the likes of Electrelane

Hoppípolla

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encouraging listeners to do the same

It was released in 1999

Their underlying melancholy remains and is offset by their signature catchy melodies bringing a haunting depth to their idiosyncratic sound

funk and gospel featuring the tracks ‘Color Him Father’

and sounds from across the globe

After a week the familiarity might feel kind of insane but kind of nice

This issue contains pieces on: Bikini Kill

Colin Cowan (Elastic Stars)

the track listing of their raucous and primitive 11-track album