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The Wind-Up Bird

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The Wind-Up Bird is the musical project of musician and composer Joseph Grimm, formerly a member of the band 33.3, which is based in Providence, Rhode Island. Grimm is accompanied by Jeff Smith, formerly of Jeromes Dream.

Colophon

41,529 plays (4,202 listeners)

Colophon is the moniker under which Tarentel guitarist Jefre Cantu-Ledesma pursues exercises in minimal electro-acoustic abstraction.

Below the Sea

187,674 plays (15,389 listeners)

Back in 1999, not much could be said for Below the Sea. Based in Montréal and Quebec City, the trio (then comprised of Pascal Asselin, Patrick Lacharité and Mathieu Lévesque) had already done a few gigs yet still didn't really know one another. While experimenting with Patrick's four-track, they quickly realised that something more was on the horizon.

July Skies

1,159,561 plays (54,400 listeners)

July Skies is an ambient/post-rock band from The Black Country, West Midlands, UK. The project started off as a one-man band in 1997, when Antony Harding bought his first guitar. In 2003 he was joined by Epic45 musicians Ben Holton and Rob Glover, who contributed to Harding's second, third and fourth albums as well as July Skies' live shows.

Yellow6

157,248 plays (15,943 listeners)

Yellow6 has at times been described as post-rock, space-rock, electronica, shoegaze, ambient… the reality is that Yellow6 has some similarity with each of those genres but is not so easily definable, using aspects of drone, repetition, melody, harmony, noise and silence to create absorbing soundscapes to drift off into.

Auburn Lull

350,661 plays (23,947 listeners)

Auburn Lull create lush space-rock and ethereal, Brian Eno-inspired soundscapes, at once filmic and pastoral.

Aix Em Klemm

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As Adam Wiltzie from Stars of the Lid told Sadness is in the Sky fanzine, his collaboration with Bobby Donne from Labradford began when "We all met during a Texas swing of a Labradford tour that Stars Of The Lid opened for back in 1996. They stayed at my house for a few days and we became great friends.

A Dancing Beggar

138,222 plays (9,074 listeners)

A Dancing Beggar began in the summer of 2007 and a number of songs followed resulting in the 6 track EP, How They Grow, which was self released in February 2009. The Stool Pigeon described the EP as 'a post rock treat full of warmth and subtlety' and a debut album quickly followed.