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Acollective
Acollective formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Michael Fitzpatrick, David Torrens, and John Mark Painter. They put out their self-titled debut...
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Acollective formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Michael Fitzpatrick, David Torrens, and John Mark Painter. They put out their self-titled debut album in 2006, which included the song 'Happiest Of All Memorial Days.' That track got some attention for its lyrics about loss and grief, though it also drew some criticism at the time.
Their music tended toward the emotional and introspective, with Fitzpatrick's vocals and Torrens' guitar work giving it a particular atmosphere. They followed up with albums like 'This Is Our House' in 2008, 'Glass' in 2010, and 'Winter' in 2013. Another song of theirs, 'Heart of Wool,' shows up in their catalog as well.
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