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Currently Unavailable Artist: Stephen Malkmus
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 03/15/2019
Label: Matador
Catalog Number: 1443
Recording: Studio
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Format: Vinyl LP
Note: Clear Vinyl
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Stephen Malkmus

Amoeba Review
09/02/2020
Stephen Malkmus steps out from The Jicks on his electronic solo record, Groove Denied. Yeah, we get it; the album sounds different than Malkmus’ signature guitar-centric college rock. Yet it’s hard to believe Groove Denied was initially rejected by Matador for that very reason — mostly because the record is just so damn good. It’s a New Wave-inspired, synth-heavy, grooved-out collection of songs influenced by Human League and Pete Shelley’s Homosapien album. It’s unexpected but it’s an unexpected delight. Groove accepted.