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Blindfold EP - Bootleg Series Vol 1
by Curve
supported by 79 fans who also own “Won't Be Long (Sun Is Gone)”
I cannot stop listening to this Speak Your Every Word mix. Blindfold used to be my go-to track on this EP but SYEW here might change that before much longer. Love JC’s rap here.
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supported by 73 fans who also own “Won't Be Long (Sun Is Gone)”
I'm 40 years old and I fell in love with this band when I was 19. I have every album and I adore Toni and Dean. Toni is a beautiful soul. Her voice and songwriting will always resonate with me. I look forward to anything she releases. Dean is such a talented musician. So underrated. They were extremely creative together. Always the best. Peace and love from the US.
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Cuckoo - Archive Songs and Segues
by Curve
supported by 71 fans who also own “Won't Be Long (Sun Is Gone)”
Half the time is such a great B-Side!
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French artist Feu Follet returns with a collection of hooky, synth-driven tracks that bubble & pop like the best ’80s new wave.
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Flux (LP Release)
by Love Spirals Downwards
The gorgeous 1998 album from Love Spirals Downwards comes to vinyl, rippling atmospheric dreampop that hypnotizes.
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Oakland's Still Rruins make Tears For Fears-esque melancholic dream pop with a DIY twist, full of texture and moody dynamics.
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supported by 68 fans who also own “Won't Be Long (Sun Is Gone)”
I've always thought that Curve were perfect and fully formed when they first appeared on the scene in the early 90s, but with that said I've always appreciated hearing how others have remixed and re-envisioned their work. The Foetus Remixes are a great example of a remixer that "gets" the band, adding enough to bring a new sound to the songs, but remaining true to the heart of the originals. Really solid mixes that stand well with and compliment the rest of Curve's catalog...
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