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At the beginning of the 2000s, I saw Postford solo + the Eat Static duo, with John Egan on flute. It was something like the "birthday" of the Fridge in Brixton, where Postford was at home and played for hours, a real gem.
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We were only talking about electronic types, but I have to say that this Sasha Grey beats them all in any field I read about, from Lee Scratch Perry to Eminem, including Ron Jeremy, and she's just at the beginning of her career. Thank you for the tip, if she comes to Italy I'll be a groupie.
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Among the recommended, I found this gem
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There are three bold texts throughout the review. The one in the middle.
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Oh, it’s true she’s in the album too, another mess. I meant the one from Sly and Three, the black Londoner dressed as a Japanese in the video of Slai eat little and shit a lot.
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I didn't know ferver ray. I heard three seconds of her on the tube and turned it off; she has a child-like voice or I guess she is since she sang when I grow up. Another one besides this fisher-price that tasted like potato was the one from Moloko, who really was potato if I remember correctly. Then of course that trojan of Alison Goldfrapp. One who made my arms drop when I saw her is Nicolette Sulwoqualcosa, a London DJ who sang a bit everywhere, famous for being the female voice of Protection by M'Attack. Saying she’s a mess is putting it mildly; the only nice thing she had were the earrings shaped like a turntable arm, and she didn’t even sing, just played shitty records. They don’t make them like Grace Slick anymore.
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I don't know exactly how it looks; in live performances, it's always in the dark. It doesn't look like a whale or a cork, beyond that, I can't say. It's "cool" in the sense that it feels cool, or "makes you think of". Definitely cooler than the Transformers one, but on the record, it would make you think of a bunch of geese doing eeny meeny miny moe.
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I only buy peanuts. Anyway, they have an official website, and apparently they also make records with a folktronic band... but I heard two tracks briefly and they are a massive bore. I could see them jamming with the Crookers doing some pleasurable vocalizations or something similar.
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She's among the coolest overall, including everything. Aside from him, where can she be found?
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Power Hor had the "designed" cover (it was crap) by O'Malley. Incredibly, in color. This one definitely seems more on theme. The guitarist was also in the first ASVA album.