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Connecting Dots
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Revealed is the Mystery
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A Stitch In Nine
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Lifestream
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Myoclonic Jerks
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Pawnshop Ghost
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Return to Suilia Grande
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The Lie I Loved
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Fugitive Empire England, UK
Recorded across the UK with a host of contributors - Fugitive Empire is a stripped down alt & indie-rock collective, fronted
by Alex Coates (Wall Market Racketeers).
During the last 8 years FE have played Elliott Smith tribute showsas part of the film 'Heaven Adores You' UK premieres, opened for Kevin Devine in Birmingham, Levi Weaver in Manchester and Salford, and graced a Glastonbury stage.
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Fugitive Empire recommends:
The Forgotten History of
by Wall Market Racketeers
Wall Market Racketeers reflect the heavier, more constructed creative outlet - and showcase a driven political collection of songs. This album came as a retrospective, but I think still holds up
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Latitudes And Longitudes
by Signals Midwest
Signals Midwest hit you with instant Punk-Rock satisfaction. Well crafted, with heaps of angst, feeling and wit. What sets them above is the sheer emotional resonance of the lyrics and perfect music
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Kevin Devine expertly crosses the divide between garage grunge-punk to an arresting solo artist with seeming ease & expertise. I can't recommend all his work enough, but Instigator is still a go-to.
go to albumIf you like Fugitive Empire, you may also like:
Wrapped In Cellophane
by Vessel
Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
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Essential Tremors
by Hooper Crescent
The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
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The collaborative EP from two Seattle bands is an unexpected delight of dancey guitar rock with an appealingly tossed off vibe.
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