Lupine Howl
After Spiritualized's Jason Pierce fired guitarist Mike Mooney, bassist Sean Cook, and drummer Damon Reece in early 1999, the trio formed Lupine Howl, a mix of psych, soul, and Krautrock, just a few months later. The trio worked with Massive Attack before releasing their 2000 debut single Vaporizer, which featured contributions from Portishead's John Baggart and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci's Euros Childs, on their own Vinyl Hiss imprint. The Bronzage single followed and Lupine Howl released their third single, 125, in early 2001. At that time, all three singles were collected as the 125 EP and released by Beggars Banquet in the U.S., just a few months before the release of Lupine Howl's full-length debut. The next fall, the band issued the lushly dramatic The Bar at the End of the World.
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125
Alternative en Indie - Released by Beggars Banquet on 30 okt. 2000
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The Carnivorous Lunar Activities Of Lupine Howl
Alternative en Indie - Released by Beggars Banquet on 9 feb. 1994
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The Bar At The End Of The World
Alternative en Indie - Released by Beggars Banquet on 1 okt. 2002
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