| Genre | pop, australian, new wave, dance, seen live |
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There is more than one artist with the name Flowers.
1) Flowers is Sam, Rachel and Jordan. Upon meeting in 2012, they moved in together and started practicing and writing pop songs in their London living room. Their live performances draw a line between joyous fuzz pop and minimalist brilliance, with screaming distortion eventually calming down to singer Rachel playing solo on a one-stringed bass.
2) The original incarnation of the Australia new wave group Icehouse. They formed in Sydney in 1977 and released the album "Icehouse" under the name Flowers in 1980. Subsequent overseas releases of the album credit Icehouse as the artist.
3) Hailing from in Amsterdam, Netherlands, FLOWERS is a female deux-piece creating fluorescent, doom-laden, gloomy, forlorn minimalism. Releasing their self-titled EP in 2018 and debut LP Doom City in 2019, they produce noisy-laden stonerdoom reminiscent of Acid King, Windhand and the likes.
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There is more than one artist with the name Flowers.
1) Flowers is Sam, Rachel and Jordan. Upon meeting in 2012, they moved in together and started practicing and writing pop songs in their London living room. Their live performances draw a line between joyous fuzz pop and minimalist brilliance, with screaming distortion eventually calming down to singer Rachel playing solo on a one-stringed bass.
2) The original incarnation of the Australia new wave group Icehouse. They formed in Sydney in 1977 and released the album "Icehouse" under the name Flowers in 1980. Subsequent overseas releases of the album credit Icehouse as the artist.
3) Hailing from in Amsterdam, Netherlands, FLOWERS is a female deux-piece creating fluorescent, doom-laden, gloomy, forlorn minimalism. Releasing their self-titled EP in 2018 and debut LP Doom City in 2019, they produce noisy-laden stonerdoom reminiscent of Acid King, Windhand and the likes.
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Top Tracks
1
We Can Get Together
2
Can't Help Myself
3
Icehouse
4
Walls
5
Young
6
Pull My Arm
7
Hypnotic (feat. Uffie)
8
For Real
9
Sister
10
Forget The Fall
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