01 Monday May 2017
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creative, Edison's Medicine, In Letter Form, Indie, inspiration, lyrics, music, Obscure but Interesting, rock, Shoegaze
This is a song by the band In Letter Form who released just two albums before the death of their frontman.
For me, some of their work initially seems quite derivative ( but that could just be down to age!), but, seeing beyond that, they definitely had an emerging voice of their own.
This track is Edison’s Medicine.
Enjoy.
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I like it- the singer sounds like Ian Curtis. And the sampled quote at the beginning is lovely. How did the frontman die?
I agree. As I said at first you can hear several strong influences, but I do like them. I’m not sure how he died.
That was great! And unknown to me. Thanks!
Definitely worth checking out. Glad that you liked this!
Love the sound of this Chris… brilliant!!! Love the video, and the intro too… awesome stuff!! 😊
The intro is a quote from 60’s philosopher Alan Watts. They had a great sound – such a shame about their frontman.