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* MinisculeRocking "Cameras" and "Group Transport Hall" from the debut both reach just over a minute and the entire album is just under half an hour.
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* EchoingAcoustics: Reverb is used extensively throughout their discography, most notably on Matt Flegel's vocals. Certain tracks on the debut were recorded in various odd locations (ie., under a bridge in freezing weather) for the acoustics.
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* MathRock Flirted with this, most notably with "Shaking Hand" and "Heat Distraction".
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* MathRock Flirted with this, most notably with "Shaking Hand" and "Heat Distraction".
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* FadeOut: The outro of "Eyesore", the final track on "Public Strain", has a long and very effective one, essentially ending their brief life as a band.
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* BlackSheepHit: Their most popular song "Black Rice" is much more in the vein of standard indie pop than anything else they've done.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded in various locations, largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as Music/SonicYouth, Music/ThisHeat and Music/Deerhunter, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded in various locations, largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as Music/SonicYouth, Music/ThisHeat and Music/Deerhunter, {{Music/Deerhunter}}, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded in various locations, largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded in various locations, largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} Music/SonicYouth, Music/ThisHeat and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, Music/Deerhunter, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.
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* ''Public Strain'' (2010)
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In 2010, the band followed with their sophomore album "Public Strain", also recorded with VanGaalen. Although the album received exceptionally positive reviews from critics, the band cancelled their tour at the end of the year presumably from member conflicts and announced a hiatus in early 2011.
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In 2010, the band followed with their sophomore album "Public Strain", Strain" and the "Service Animal/Grey Skies" single, both also recorded with VanGaalen. Although the album "Public Strain" received exceptionally positive reviews from critics, the band cancelled their tour at the end of the year presumably from member conflicts and announced a hiatus in early 2011.
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!! Discography:
* ''Women'' (2008)
* ''Public Strain'' (2010)
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* ''Women'' (2008)
* ''Public Strain'' (2010)
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!! Discography:
* ''Women'' (2008)
* ''Public Strain'' (2010)
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!! Discography:
* ''Women'' (2008)
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!! Discography:
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In February of 2012, guitarist Christopher Reimer died in his sleep shortly after a solo performance. Soon after, singer/guitarist Matt Flegel and drummer Chris Wallace formed a new band called Viet Cong (later changed to Preoccupations) and released their debut album in 2015.
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In February of 2012, guitarist Christopher Reimer died in his sleep shortly after a solo performance. Soon after, singer/guitarist Matt Flegel and drummer Chris Wallace formed a new band called Viet Cong (later changed to Preoccupations) and released their debut album in 2015.2015.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded in various locations, largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise.noise.
In 2010, the band followed with their sophomore album "Public Strain", also recorded with VanGaalen. Although the album received exceptionally positive reviews from critics, the band cancelled their tour at the end of the year presumably from member conflicts and announced a hiatus in early 2011.
In February of 2012, guitarist Christopher Reimer died in his sleep shortly after a solo performance. Soon after, singer/guitarist Matt Flegel and drummer Chris Wallace formed a new band called Viet Cong (later changed to Preoccupations) and released their debut album in 2015.
In 2010, the band followed with their sophomore album "Public Strain", also recorded with VanGaalen. Although the album received exceptionally positive reviews from critics, the band cancelled their tour at the end of the year presumably from member conflicts and announced a hiatus in early 2011.
In February of 2012, guitarist Christopher Reimer died in his sleep shortly after a solo performance. Soon after, singer/guitarist Matt Flegel and drummer Chris Wallace formed a new band called Viet Cong (later changed to Preoccupations) and released their debut album in 2015.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise rock.noise.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}} {{Music/SonicYouth}}, {{Music/ThisHeat}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, their the album's sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise rock.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth Sonic Youth}} {{Music/SonicYouth}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, their sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise rock.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}} {{Music/SonicYouth Sonic Youth}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, their sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise rock.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews. Compared to bands such as {{Music/SonicYouth}} and {{Music/Deerhunter}}, their sound varied widely between psychedelic pop and straight-up noise rock.
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Women were a Canadian art rock band from Calgary whose unique, post-punk influenced sound became incredibly influential around the start of [[TheNewTens]].[[TheNewTens the 2010s]]. Formed in 2007 as a hobby project for the members, their [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] was recorded largely with musician and producer Chad VanGaalen and released in 2008 to polarizing reviews.
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