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ARAB STRAP - TURBULENCE (MIXES)


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ARTIST:
TITLE:
Turbulence (Mixes)
CATNO:
CHEM051CD
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FORMAT:
CD
DESCRIPTION:
3657. Shop sticker on front of case

PRICE:
£1.98
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SLEEVE:
Very Good Plus (VG+)
MEDIA:
Near Mint (NM or M-)

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Turbulence (Bis)
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Turbulence (Strap)
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Turbulence (Famous)

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Last FM Information on Arab Strap

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Arab Strap is an independent rock band from Falkirk, Scotland, UK, signed for the majority of their albums to independent record label Chemikal Underground. The duo had a short lived flirtation with a major label at the peak of their critical acclaim (after "Philophobia") when they signed to Go!Beat records (a former independent label now owned by Universal). Vocalist Aidan Moffat and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Middleton met in Falkirk, bonded over their mutual love for Drag City recording artists such as Smog and Will Oldham, and began a collaboration in 1995. The band is completed by violinist Jenny Reeve and cellist Stacey Sievewright. Arab Strap's marked characteristics include frank and forthright lyrics delivered in a Scottish brogue. Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton confirmed the rumours about the end of Arab Strap on 8th September 2006. They celebrated their Ten Years of Tears with a tour through the UK and the rest of Europe. After UK/Europe, they made a short secret tour in Japan as the last of Arab Strap. In 2016, however, they have reunited a decade after their breakup and will be touring throughout the year 2017. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.