A Montreal duo whose sparse electronic arrangements framed Devon Welsh's direct, vulnerable vocals.
For the full effect, listen to 'Bugs Don't Buzz' and 'Are You Alone?' back to back. They show what the duo did best.
Their music carved out a specific space where emotional directness met restrained atmosphere. Songs like 'Bugs Don't Buzz' and 'Are You Alone?' document feelings of isolation with a plainspoken clarity that avoids theatricality. That combination of vulnerability and minimal production gives their small catalog a quiet intensity that still connects.
The Montreal duo released two albums: a self-titled debut in 2011 and 'Impersonator' in 2013. They stopped working together after that second record, leaving behind a concise body of work built around Welsh's vocals and Matthew Otto's sparse electronic production.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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