17 Aug 2011 — Henning Lahmann
In a recent, very illuminating interview with
The Quietus, Robert Tubb of the Brighton and London-based trio
Standard Planets uttered that "bad music that's heard by a lot of people is a failure, but good music that's heard by no-one also fails". In light of this rather wise statement, we're delighted to be able to help the young band's already quite astonishing oeuvre, one that's made up of a delicate blend of kraut, post-punk and contemporary electronics, to be heard by more people cause bluntly,
...and so Those Girls of Summer Died indeed is good music.
The group's debut full-length
Providers Of Utopian Energy will be out sometime this year. While you're waiting,
go here to listen to more amazing tunes by Standard Planets.
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Photo)
Standard Planets - ...and so Those Girls of Summer Died
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In a recent, very illuminating interview with
The Quietus, Robert Tubb of the Brighton and London-based trio
Standard Planets uttered that "bad music that's heard by a lot of people is a failure, but good music that's heard by no-one also fails". In light of this rather wise statement, we're delighted to be able to help the young band's already quite astonishing oeuvre, one that's made up of a delicate blend of kraut, post-punk and contemporary electronics, to be heard by more people cause bluntly,
...and so Those Girls of Summer Died indeed is good music.
The group's debut full-length
Providers Of Utopian Energy will be out sometime this year. While you're waiting,
go here to listen to more amazing tunes by Standard Planets.
(
Photo)
Standard Planets - ...and so Those Girls of Summer Died
