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Glowing Fuse by Dw. Dunphy
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fave it Modern Rock | Progressive Rock
5 tracks | 25 minutes
Released Jan 2007
on Dw. Dunphy
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Combining the disparate worlds of indie rock rawness and prog rock ambition, Dw Dunphy's "Glowing Fuse" EP presents do-it-yourself rock music with a sense of drama and storytelling.
Bio / Background
Combining the unlikely sounds of lo-fi indie rock (Guided By Voices, The Grifters, Of Montreal) with the ambitious forms found in progressive rock, Dw. Dunphy melds long form composition with a raw presence.
Think Pink Floyd if fronted by Tom Petty, or Marillion after listening to too much Smog.
Hailing from New Jersey, Dunphy's first releases came under the venerable cassette-only Secret Decoder collective. Originally calling himself No-Fi and recording on multiple boomboxes to simulate multitracking, his "Everything Was Good Once" and "Idiopera" challenged the listener and rewarded them with infectious homemade guitar pop.
The home computer changed everything. Multitracking, digital recording, and sound manipulation suddenly was in everyone's grasp. Dunphy's recordings, now available in CD form, took a step up in quality. His "Buckaroo", also from Secret Decoder, got a lot of attention and more than a few puzzled looks.
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