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Glass Candy

Glass Candy formed in 2007 around Ida No and Johnny Jewel. Their debut album 'Beatbox' came out the following year, followed by 'Killing Time' in 2010 and...

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Glass Candy formed in 2007 around Ida No and Johnny Jewel. Their debut album 'Beatbox' came out the following year, followed by 'Killing Time' in 2010 and 'Body Work' in 2013. Songs like 'Naked City' and 'Life After Sundown' show their mix of ethereal vocals and pulsing synths.

They've worked with other musicians including Chromatics and Symmetry. The band's sound has shifted toward darker, more experimental territory over their releases.

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