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Imitation Electric powered Piano may be the brainchild of Stereolab bassist/multi-instrumentalist Simon Johns, formed while an store for his unique spin on post-rock. Johns collaborated with like-minded music artists, including drummer Ashley Marlowe, bassist Andrew Blake, keyboardist Chris Blake, guitarist Paul Morgan, and trumpet participant Nick Wilson, on 2001’s self-titled debut EP and 2003’s full-length Trinity Neon, coming to an audio that combined ’60s fusion as well as the droning lounge-pop of Johns’ additional band. Johns came back with fresh vocalist Mary Hampton on Imitation Electric powered Piano’s second, even more song-oriented record, Blow It Up, Burn off It Down, Kick It ‘Til It Bleeds, which found its way to fall 2006.
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Music Songs Come Into Force, The Sidecar Register, Day of the Dinge, Progressive Rock, The Khartoum Venus, Energy Is Beautiful, Don't Tell Me I'm Wrong, It Sounds Like a Party, I Mean Wow, Deep Rice Pudding, What We Do We Do, Relatively Good Times, Le Roque, An Hour Is Sixty Minutes Too Long, Emphatic Yet Melodic, Small Science, Leave Her Johnny, Gin Lane, Five Separate Whooshes, King Is Evil, For The Best, Chronicle of a Split Foretold, Theme for an I.E.P., Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It 'Till It Bleeds, Theme for an Imitation Electric Piano, Tension
Albums Trinity Neon, Blow It Up, Burn It Down, Kick It 'Till It Bleeds, Imitation Electric Piano
