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Spooky Kids
Spooky Kids came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s alternative rock scene. Their music had a haunting quality, built around atmospheric melodies...
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Spooky Kids came together in Los Angeles during the late 1990s alternative rock scene. Their music had a haunting quality, built around atmospheric melodies and distorted guitars. They released three albums: 'In the Land of Make Believe' in 1996, followed by 'Baby Hates Aspen' in 1997, and 'Viva Noir' in 2000.
Their lineup included Owen Pallett on vocals and guitar, Gavin Brown on guitar, Jesse Ballard on bass, and David Burris on drums. The band's work sometimes featured collaborations, like Marilyn Manson appearing on the track 'All Fall Down'.
Spooky Kids developed a cult following, particularly for songs that explored darker themes. After releasing their third album, the group disbanded, leaving behind a small but distinct catalog from that period.
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