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FAUNA TWIN - The Hydra EP . EP vinyl
€5.90
Fauna Twin sono la cantautrice parigina Claire Jacquemard e il musicista gallese Owain Ginsberg (leader di "Hippies Vs Ghosts" e "We Are Animal"). Melodie, atmosfere e percussioni drammatiche e la bella voce di Claire. "Le nostre influenze sono un tornado massiccio di stili diversi, dai Queen a King Crimson, attraversato da PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple via R. Stevie Moore fino a Radiohead. Questo ci porta in una chiesa camaleontica senza Dio, dove ci impegniamo tutti i giorni. La musica di Fauna Twin si trasforma in una sorta di ibrido "shoegazish-drama-pop” con un appeal speciale per la costruzione di strutture e sezioni ritmiche originali".
"The Hydra Ep"
EP
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Fauna Twin — the latest, exciting addition to the Crammed roster — are Parisian singer-songwriter Claire Jacquemard & North Wales’ Owain Ginsberg (leader of “Hippies Vs Ghosts” and “We Are Animal”). They’ve just put the finishing touch to their debut EP, the epic “The HYDRA EP”, which will be out in October with a string of shows around Europe. Fauna Twin’s debut album is scheduled for release in 2017.
Towards the end of last year, the band have circulated a couple of unfinished tracks which have elicited great reactions from the BBC6 and several online media across the UK, US and Canada, all obviously intoxicated by Fauna Twin’s melodies, atmospheres and dramatic percussions, and by the beauty of Claire’s voice.
This is how Fauna Twin describe their own music: “our influences are a massive tornado of different styles, from Queen to King Crimson, crossing by PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple via R. Stevie Moore to Radiohead. This leads us to a chameleon church with no god, where we commit everyday. Fauna Twin’s music turns into a kind of hybrid shoegazish-drama-pop with a special appeal for textures, structures and constructed rhythm sections.”
Towards the end of last year, the band have circulated a couple of unfinished tracks which have elicited great reactions from the BBC6 and several online media across the UK, US and Canada, all obviously intoxicated by Fauna Twin’s melodies, atmospheres and dramatic percussions, and by the beauty of Claire’s voice.
This is how Fauna Twin describe their own music: “our influences are a massive tornado of different styles, from Queen to King Crimson, crossing by PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple via R. Stevie Moore to Radiohead. This leads us to a chameleon church with no god, where we commit everyday. Fauna Twin’s music turns into a kind of hybrid shoegazish-drama-pop with a special appeal for textures, structures and constructed rhythm sections.”