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The band broke up in 1999, but Malkmus has kept on, as prolific as ever, dropping 8 records since 2001. His latest just dropped, it’s called Groove Denied and includes a different sound including drum machines, vintage synths and a lot of voice reverb. It’s a departure for him. A little less like The Fall, a little more like Suicide or Kraftwerk.
What is the song that changed his life? Love Will Keep Us Together by Captain & Tenille.
Yeah. You read that right.
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- Stephen Malkmus
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