Two Lone Swordsmen are a British electronic duo formed by Andrew Weatherall and Keith Tenniswood, emerging from the ashes of Sabres of Paradise and known for blending electronics with traditional instruments.

Formed in 1996; releases include albums on Warp; noted for dark, bass-driven electronic music that mixes techno, new wave and rock elements. Andrew Weatherall is widely recognised for his remix work (e.g. Primal Scream) as noted in reviews.

DeBaser hosts a handful of reviews of Two Lone Swordsmen, highlighting their dark, bass-driven blend of electronics and traditional instruments. Critics praise albums such as From the Double Gone Chapel, Wrong Meeting and The Fifth Mission for mood, production and stylistic reinvention. Overall reception is favorable, noting strong influences from new wave and dance music.

For:Fans of electronic, techno, new wave and experimental music.

 Tonight I feel SUPER; SUPERior, SUPERb.

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 Dark-wave in abundance. Rays of skeletal electronica.

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 Andrew Weatherhall is an institution in the British music scene.

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 A bomb from 2004, absolutely.

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 The Two Lone Swordsmen have been active since 1996, born from the ashes of the Sabres of Paradise, namely the well-known Andrew Weatherall and his collaboration with Keith Tenniswood (Radioactive Man), but they gained widespread fame especially for their latest album (by the way, AMAZING!) "From The Double Gone Chapel" released in June '04, quite different (for the most part) from their previous productions...

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