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| | The Universal - Artists - The Raveonettes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) |
 | | The Raveonettes sound is, according to Sune, "a tribute to a lot of the great music," that has come before them: "
the primal single beat of the Cramps, the noisiness and dark feeling of the 80s, the Jesus & Mary Chain, the girl groups of the 60s, the drone thing of Suicide
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 | | Drawing on cultural as well as musical influences, the Raveonettes have taken their inspiration from trashy B movies for Whip It On's packaging and Denmark's Dogme95 theoretical film collective for the current incarnation of their sound. |
 | | , "We are the Raveonettes," the band's bassist/vocalist/co-conspirator Sharin Foo drolly announces between songs to a sold-out roomful of New York cognoscenti at the Mercury Lounge in November 2002. |
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