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Invisible pt.1
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Invisible pt.2
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TRANKS Nottingham, UK
Christian Davis conceived TRANKS in a floating studio on the waterways of North West London
Shipped up to
Nottingham to the bands studio with the added firepower of longtime friends and collaborators Dave Startin and Chris Moore.
Inspired by music as far reaching as Warp, Rising High and Tri-Angle Records, hypnotic ambience, industrial techno with joyous electro-punk grooves.
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Thanks to Gideon Coe of BBC6 for sharing this incredible band. The entire album is terrific!
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I love the album and am making some deep grooves in Way of the World, Riverside, Sidewinder and This is Our Year. But I especially love Holiday in the Sun, as it’s so relaxing and relatable…
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Covers & Compilations
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The Covers on this set are reason enough to purchase this collection. Yet the original tracks are even better than those. Heavenly ethereal female vocals underpin One of the most underrated shoegaze bands of all time. A true crime that this band does not get the recognition they so richly deserve..... Slowdive & Lush fans; Spotlight Kid releases are essential listening......
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Images From Our Window
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Beautiful synth-driven songs where buzzing melodies rise like cicada songs, dazzling and euphoric.
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Nine 8 Track Demos
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It can be exhausting trying to keep up with Chris' prolificacy (is that a word?), but when the end result is as great as this, well, who am I to complain? Gorgeous reverbed acoustic reveries (The Opium Wars, Inside Your Mind I Am Yours), dark enveloping drones (These Good Times Now, One Hundred 100), heady rock blasts (Too Many Times). Put it this way, I had to listen to it again straight away, after the first listen. A fresh peak.
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