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Fixtures Brooklyn, New York
Fixtures is a loud pop band from Brooklyn. File under power pacifism.
Their names are
K. Liakos
Jay McGuire
Alain Paradis
Robin Fowler
Jules Block
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A Strange Dream
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That Go-Betweens "Striped Sunlight Sound" again, and delightfully so. C86, McCarthy, jangly, shoegaze, indie pop, Postcard Records and even the Velvet Underground. Yet they've assembled all their influences into their own individual style. And it's one of the few records this year to bring a smile to my heart.
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