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Artist description
Songwriting duo Armitage&Kirby, began in England, came back to the US and continued their sucessfull recordings projects in SantaFe NM & Oklahoma City. Beginning as a two man think-tank of melodic noise-pop...then later building the fourpiece hifi/experimental indierock they are today. |
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Music Style
indierock/psychpop |
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Similar Artists
have been compared with, but not limited to: Beatles, Apples in Stereo, Velvet Underground, the Kinks, Mercury Rev, Oasis, Jesus & Mary Chain |
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Artist History
Hello Defective ...the incredible writing duo of Armitage(27) and Kirby(29)
was brought together eight years ago by a small world, a twist of fate, and a tee-shirt.
England 1994 ...Armitage(short film director) was accepting an award at a London film festival,
and Kirby(third generation super genius) was sent by MENSA compete in a math and engineering
competition that just happened to be in the same building. While crossing paths in the corridor,
Kirby noticed someone wearing a bootleg Mercury Rev tee-shirt...one that Kirby himself had
printed months earlier to sell at some local record shops. When he inquired about the shirt,
Armitage told him where he bought it, and they soon found out that they had at least two
things in common...a love for great music and they only lived forty miles apart. Well, after
getting home, exchanging phone numbers and four-track tapes...that was enough. Within weeks
they were engineering colorful mind-altering live shows recording albums on a shoe string
that were getting rave reviews from well known producers and critics. Since then, they
have toured all over the world and have sold thousands of records on their own label.
Turning down several offers from other record companies, they are now getting the respect
that they deserve. |
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Group Members
Kirby
Armitage
Ewing
Ferrell |
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Albums
Our Symphonic Garden/Motion Picture Soundtrack.(walcourt records) - Plastic Hearts EP (element115 recordings) |
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Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - USA |
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