Save As : Collection Get

Collection Get : Save As.
Jazz vocalist + sad robot = indie pop.

Robo/human duo Collection Get! sounds like a low-bit star fighter, crashing though a lush palate of hi-fi indie electro textures. Rare vintage synths, nintendos, old computers and an unreasonable pile of live instruments provide the backdrop for Grace Hrabi (vocals + keys) and Eliot Britton (brooding robot voice, beats, bass and synths).

Who would have guessed that jazz vocalist + avant-garde composer = indie pop? Collection Get's debut album Save As will launch this exciting addition to the indie pop soundscape.

Songs:

1. I Know
2. Forget The Princess
3. This One Falls
4. Clocktower (Tiny Victory Reprise)
5. Replay Value
6. LED
7. Survival Star
8. Adam 10 10
9. Brutalist
10. Elkatude (Princess Reprise)
11. Some Kind of Plan
12. Tiny Victory
13. Save Lightly
14. Music Box

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 3/22/2011
Collection Get lives in Quebec Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock

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