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Cassettes Won't Listen
Cassettes Won't Listen came together in London in the late 2000s with Anya Volkov on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Luke Harper on bass, and Alex Smith on...
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Cassettes Won't Listen came together in London in the late 2000s with Anya Volkov on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Luke Harper on bass, and Alex Smith on drums. Their sound was hard to pin down, mixing experimental elements with more straightforward emotional pull.
Their song "Freeze and Explode" got them some attention, with Volkov's vocals carrying lyrics that some found unsettling. They stuck with their approach despite mixed reactions from critics who sometimes called their work inaccessible.
They released a debut album called "Echoes of a Dying World" that set out their style, ethereal layers over personal lyrics. Another track, "Paper Float," shows up in their catalog too, part of that same atmospheric mood.
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