British duo formed by Toni Halliday and Dean Garcia in 1990, known for blending distorted guitars, electronic sampling and Halliday's intimate vocals; debut album Doppelgänger (1992) is widely cited as their high point.

Producers Flood and Alan Moulder contributed to their recordings. Reviews note shifts from shoegaze/dream-pop toward more electronic and industrial sounds on later albums. The band experienced multiple breakups and is reported to have disbanded in 2005 (per DeBaser reviews).

DeBaser's reviews praise Curve's landmark debut Doppelgänger while noting unevenness across later releases. Critics highlight the duo's blend of distorted guitars, electronics and Toni Halliday's whispering vocals. Some albums are lauded for atmosphere and production; others are criticised for inconsistency and stylistic shifts.

For:Fans of 1990s shoegaze, alternative rock and electronic-tinged pop

 Too soon forgotten, the Londoners Curve undoubtedly occupy a significant role in the music scene of the nineties.

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 their best track with that intriguing whisper, at times sensual, at times hypnotic and conversely such light, almost nonexistent musicality that allows the track to be in agreement with the spirit of the album.

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 Sharp is perhaps the right adjective to describe Gift.

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