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all of whom have impressive backgrounds in bands such as Ulver

Blue Lines is the debut studio album by English electronic music group Massive Attack

In many ways its sonic roughness has preserved it from time : production values are never going to date on a record that had no production values in the first place

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What (Do) You See experimental created a sound that surpassedWhat (do) You See is the debut album from Sydney three piece Key Out and produced by j walker (Machine Translations, Paul Kelly, Holly Throsby, Tiny Ruins). Re corded across two states, the album showcases Paddy Haids detuned, angular strumming darts around Saskia Claptons almost independent basslines, both anchored by Rohan Geddes drumming. The result is a sometimes dark and unexpected indie pop record. 12 vinyl LP only limited edition companion zine