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 | | Their 1993 album, Chrome, is in a similar vein, and produced the radio hit "Crank", but as the decade progressed, the band cleaned up its sound, pushed the vocals upfront, and generally toughened itself up. |
 | | It is a remarkable album; while it applies all of the shoegaze techniques of buried vocals, textured beds of discordant guitars, and percussive drums, it also owes some debt to the 60's, particularly to The Byrds. |
 | | A second album followed in 1994, but the band was utterly neglected by Warner Brothers, owner of their label Dali, and were uncerimoniously dropped into obscurity. |
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