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Music Style
Post rock |
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Group Members
mike cook - drum machine, keyboard, moog, vocals dana smith - guitar, vocals |
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Albums
Sketches, Recorduroy, Bombs, Organized Chaos |
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Press Reviews
Cloister, one of the shining little gems of St. Louis music right now, plays a brand of fizzle pop that's dense with static and electronic washes but never sacrifices melodicism; Randall Roberts - The RiverFront Times
Cloister performed first, from the Market in the Loop stage, and played their dissonant, pretty guitar-and-computer rock as the skies glowered like a Pink Floyd album cover and the rain began to fall. They began with a brilliant, twisted, perfectly deadpan cover of the Stones' "Torn and Frayed," a genius move that scored them untold Radar Station points. Producer/engineer Chris Deckard ran sound competently and inventively, making Cloister sound as good as any band playing outdoors near a major thoroughfare could possibly sound. Rene Spencer Saller - The RiverFront Times
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Location
St. Louis, MO - USA |
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