DNA - You & YouDNA burst onto NYC's underground scene in the late '70s and recorded their lone single at Ultima Sound (the same studio where Suicide made their first album) in May 1978 just weeks prior to the pivotal No New York sessions with Brian Eno. Featuring the original lineup of Arto Lindsay (vocals guitar), Robin Crutchfield (keyboards) and Ikue Mori (drums), You & You is DNA's indelible debut that perfectly captures the anti movement of No Wave: clearly

Team sound

In ‰Û÷98

freshly written songs

yet never sacrificing his melodic sensibility or keen ear for arrangements and texture

Alongside the brand new track 'Nothing Has Changed' features the previously unreleased 'Let Me Sleep Beside You' from the 'TOY' sessions

I record blues guys that were overlooked by other labels because they: hadn‰۪t toured

‰ÛÏA pop sensation in waiting‰۝ - Clash

and Louise (with Bruce Brand) took the lead on a rendition of the Beatles‰۪ ‰ÛÏBoys‰۝ before striking out on their own with a couple of four-song EPs in 1984: Comin‰۪ Home Baby (popularized by Mel Torm̩) and Hello

Leon pitched the concept as an opportune time to employ the latest and greatest synthesizer technology available

young Indians and young Brits struck up an unlikely relationship that resulted in some truly amazing music

Neutral Milk Hotel

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