Adem Ilhan, Kieran Hebden and Sam Jeffers formed Fridge in 1994, releasing five albums and a clutch of singles between 1997 and 2007. Their modus operandi was post rock, with all that that particular descriptor entails. 'Distance', which originally appeared as part of the 'Orko' 12"/7" EP set in 1998, is a deceptively simple tune, suffused with wonky melancholia.
Monday, 9 August 2021
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At 4 minutes in, it's starting to become a challenging listen
Hope you made it all the way through George.
I've got a Fridge cd I think. Will have to revisit.
...all the way, The Swede. That and Van der Graaf Generator (27Leggies).
Good work George. That VDGG clip is magnificent.
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