Sugarplant || pop crossovers too.

[bobby <bobby@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes "dry fruit" is currently licensed by SHIBUYAHOT which is a 
division of Apricot (a very nice German pop label).  It is supposedly 
a worldwide distribution deal, unfortunately it is still very 
difficult to find in the US and I imagine elsewhere.  The earlier 
releases are also harder to find now that World Domination went under.

re: indiepop.  I am an unapologetic pop fan and based on recent Sugar 
plant and OMD threads, I think I'm not alone here. :)
Sugar plant seem to fit in nicely with some of the ideals of this 
list.  If we start talking Brittle Stars or The Pastels it might be a 
different story!

I especially find the place where pop and clicky electronics meet 
very interesting.

-Ensemble
-Lali Puna (to a much lesser extent)
- etc.

Can anyone think of others?  Anyone else on the list making this type of music?


-b.

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> hi to the indiepop,,,,,,ooops,,,microsound list,
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> > Yes, the music of this duo is utterly sublime, and "After After=20
> > Hours," the precursor to "Trance Mellow," is quite nice as well.  Now=20
> > if only "Dry Fruit" could be found for less than $40...
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> just look at=20
> www.apricot-records.de
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> l u x a


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