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Moreau

Moreau, formerly referred to as Cousteau, debuted in 1999 using a self-released, eponymous work showcasing their chocolate-smooth mixture of Bacharach-style songwriting with modernist flourishes of groove and consumer electronics. The brainchild of experienced songwriter and piano guy Davey Ray Moor, Cousteau also included lead vocalist Liam McKahey, guitarist Robin Dark …

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Brett Anderson

When Suede released their self-titled debut album in 1993, vocalist Brett Anderson endeared himself to U.K. critics desiring another David Bowie or Morrissey. Created in Haywards Heath, Britain on Sept 29, 1967, Anderson was called after the personality Lord Brett Sinclair from it series The Persuaders. Anderson spent a lot …

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Archer Prewitt

Musician and illustrator Archer Prewitt was created and raised in Frankfort, KY, heading to attend artwork college in Kansas Town. There he co-founded the Coctails, a now-legendary quartet whose eclectic, Martin Denny-inspired kitsch-pop predated the lounge revival motion by a great half-decade; the music group relocated to Chicago in 1991, …

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The Veils

Because the son of keyboardist Barry Andrews (XTC, Shriekback), the Veils’ Finn Andrews knew absolutely nothing else except a global filled with music and art. He previously plans to become painter as a lad; nevertheless, a proceed to his grandmother’s abode in Devonport, New Zealand (near Auckland) along with his …

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The Standard

THE TYPICAL hail from Portland, where they began performing displays in 1999. Vocalist/guitarist Tim Putnam, keyboardist Jay Clarke, bassist Rob Oberdorfer, and drummer Rob Duncan got known one another from playing in a variety of rings — and in a variety of designs — around city, and as the typical …

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Noël Coward

A multi-talented Renaissance guy from the 20th hundred years, Zeroël Coward worked primarily being a playwright, professional, songwriter, and singer, but his creative actions also included the composing of fiction and poetry; making and directing for the stage, film, and tv; and nightclub entertaining and saving. Across a profession spanning …

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The Sharp Things

Vocalist/pianist Perry Serpa remaining his beloved NEW YORK behind for a short vacation in past due 1995, escaping towards the Pennsylvanian countryside with drummer Steven Gonzales. Both prepared to record some indie pop tunes for fun, documenting beneath the fictitious moniker the Clear Things. What originated from those classes was …

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Richard Hawley

Having a melodic baritone anguish that falls somewhere in a nearby of Scott Walker, Pulp touring guitarist and former Longpigs member Richard Hawley began his solo career using a self-titled debut in 2001. The boy of a metal worker, Hawley grew up in Sheffield, Britain, and was raised listening to …

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Darren Hayman

British isles singer/songwriter Darren Hayman was the traveling force in back of the beloved but underheard Hefner; since that group’s de facto dissolution in the first 2000s, he provides continued to be active with many bands and single tasks. A prolific songwriter using a folksy, unpolished performing tone of voice, …

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Jeremy Enigk

Jeremy Enigk first emerged because the frontman from the extremely touted Seattle music group Sunny Day PROPERTY, which issued its debut for Sub Pop Information, Journal, in 1994. Amid documenting the group’s sophomore work, Enigk underwent a radical religious transformation and still left the group. He afterwards returned to finish …

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