Spendtime Palace
Spendtime Palace formed in 2007 as a duo with Chris Bourne and Ryan Olson. Bourne played bass and composed, while Olson handled multiple instruments, mixing...
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Spendtime Palace formed in 2007 as a duo with Chris Bourne and Ryan Olson. Bourne played bass and composed, while Olson handled multiple instruments, mixing electronic and acoustic elements. Their debut album was called 'A Million Years.'
In 2012, they released 'Sonora,' a track that became particularly well-known. It appeared on an album of the same name. Other songs in their catalog include 'Romance,' 'Closed Doors,' 'Get It Straight,' and 'Left Side.'
Their music sometimes incorporated found sounds and unconventional techniques, which led to some discussion about ambient electronica's boundaries. They continued to experiment after that period.
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