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A Strangeness In Motion: Early Pop Recordings 1989-1999 t-shirt 'Dead Moon' was my response

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'Dead Moon' was my response and things developed from there

saxophonist and keyboardist Jeff Kleinman

plaintive wail that lulls

though later revealed that the recordings were from various sessions over the course of a couple years prior to the record’s release

The Notekillers and their influential 1980 single The Zipper

A Strangeness In Motion: Early Pop Recordings 1989-1999 t-shirt 'Dead Moon' was my responseRescued from old DAT tapes, A Strangeness In Motion: Early Pop Recordings 1989 1999 are some of Tor Lundvalls earliest completed synth pop works which have remained unreleased until now. For years I dismissed these songs as naive and youthful relics, but Ive grown much fonder of them in recent years along with the memories they evoke Lundvall says of the decade spanning collection of tracks, many of which were sketched out in his synth pop duo with

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