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United States
Big Troubles
About Big Troubles
Big Troubles began working together in 2009, but their music speaks of their love for the sounds of the '80s and '90s, ranging from shoegaze bands, jangle pop, and the C-86 brigade to lo-fi pop and the first stirrings of grunge. Big Troubles' first album, 2010's Worry, was very much a homemade affair, recorded on a four-track cassette deck with a primitive drum machine. Released by Olde English Spelling Bee, Worry received enthusiastic reviews. For their second album, 2011's Romantic Comedy, Big Troubles de-emphasized the lo-fi side of their sound and honed in on their pop influences; the LP was recorded with producer and jangle pop hero Mitch Easter, while Chris Stamey of the dB's also contributed to the sessions. ~ Mark Deming
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