Electrelane are an English alternative/post‑rock band from Brighton, emerging in the early 2000s. The group (noted in the reviews as Verity, Emma, Mia and Ros) is known for eclectic instrumentation, hypnotic grooves and collaborations with producer Steve Albini.

Reviews note multi-instrumental arrangements (drums, guitars, bass, Farfisa, saxophone, trumpet, horn, banjo, cello, piano, organ, harmonium), Verity Susman's distinctive off‑key voice, krautrock and Stereolab influences, and recurring collaboration with producer/engineer Steve Albini.

Three DeBaser reviews praise Electrelane's eclectic, instrumentally rich take on alternative/post‑rock and indie. Reviewers highlight tight rhythms, inventive instrumentation and Steve Albini's production. Recommended for listeners drawn to hypnotic, kraut-influenced melodies.

For:Fans of alternative/post‑rock and indie; listeners who like Stereolab, Sonic Youth, Pixies and Albini-produced records.

 From the very first listen, I could give a high score for the compelling rhythmic precision and elegant musical attitude of these ladies from Brighton, who perform with drums, guitars, bass, Farfisa, saxophone, trumpet, horn, banjo, cello, piano, organ, harmonium...

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 Electrelane loves circular structures, melodies (but also not) that cross the finish line multiple times before ending the race, grandchildren of a kraut setup between Neu! and Can, and daughters of the analog diversions of early Stereolab.

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 The Electrelane are an English alternative rock band that emerged in the early 2000s and are particularly esteemed by the noise king Midas Steve Albini, who is in charge of producing most of their albums.

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