Glass Candy
This no wave threesome from Portland, OR, is fronted by the strange and exquisite waif Ida No, whose crazy caterwauls recall the frantic singing of the Swans' Jarboe, David Bowie, and the shifty rhythms of James Chance. John David V provides disco beats, while a changing cast of drummers has included Avalon Kalin and Jimi Hey. Two singles ("Brittle Women" and "Metal Gods") appeared on K Records shortly after they began playing in the Pacific Northwest. A 2001 tour with the Baltimore band the Convocation Of... introduced their raw, glammy ...[more]
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The debut album by Portland's GLASS CANDY AND THE SHATTERED THEATRE is a scorcher! After almost a year recording, the band finally unleashes "Love, Love, Love." "Love, Love Love" brings to mind past heroes like T-Rex and Sylvester alike. Their patented mixture of glam and disco has spawned a mini-movement in the underground -- this self-proclaimed "death disko" sound literally has the kids freaking out.
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