Castor
Castor broke through in 1995 just as fellow Champaign-Urbana, IL, art rockers Hum made their major-label debut. While Hum enjoyed more popularity by staying marginally within the bounds of straightforward rock, Castor pressed the limits of spacious, experimental music on their self-titled debut, earning a tour with the Promise Ring and Compound Red that put the band on the indie map. Castor played its last show in January 1998. Tracking Sounds Alone was released posthumously on Mud. Singer/guitarist Jeff Garber (Morning Becomes Electric) and bassist Derek Niedringhaus joined National Skyline.
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Castor
Alternative & Indie - Released by MUD Records on 1 Jan 1995
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Tracking Sounds Alone
Alternative & Indie - Released by MUD Records on 7 Sep 1999
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Axe to Grind / Nothing Can Break Us (2020 Remaster)
Drum & Bass - Released by Beta Recordings on 10 Dec 2007
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Emily / Le métro
Chill-out - Released by Nu Electro Recordings on 28 Nov 2004
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Scars Scrapes & Bruises
Rock - Released by 6657413 Records DK on 2 Mar 2024
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Sommar Love
Castor, Essa Cham, Adam Kanyama
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Iskald Sound on 22 Jul 2022
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CLIQUE (Radio Edit)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Crescendo Leads on 30 Oct 2023
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MOSQUITO (Radio Edit)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Crescendo Leads on 30 Nov 2023
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Castor Christmas
Miscellaneous - Released by CasFam Records on 25 Nov 2022
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo