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Crystal Castles

Crystal Castles

  • Avg user rating: 3h stars Out of 28 votes
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  • Similar Artists: Justice, Muscles, Black Strobe, K.I.M.

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Crimewave (Crystal Castles vs. HEALTH) (4:19) Date added: 03/24/08 | Total listens: 1,443
AirWar (2:24) Date added: 02/13/08 | Total listens: 13,943

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Crystal Castles music videos

Crystal Castles:"Air War" Check out the video for "Air War" as heard in the self-titled debut full length album on Last Gang Records. Watch in Flash
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User reviews for Crystal Castles

Average rating3h starsOut of 28 votes

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Editor's review

This Canadian duo is definitely a band to watch in 2008. Their electronic-pop-meets-Nintendocore sends '80s babies from coast to coast into a nostalgic hyper state. The two have steadily amassed a cult following over the last several years, and considering hipsters are leaning more toward electronica these days, we're sure such adulation will only increase.

Biography

If you've been paying attention, Crystal Castles are making the blips on everyone's lips. In the short time they've been around, Crystal Castles have made some of the most infectious, dancefloor-murdering songs of this young millennium. Midas-touched producer and multi-instrumentalist Ethin makes the beats, while Alice sings, shrieks and squeaks along, making for seriously unforgettable electronic pop which lulls and abrades, turn by turn. Ethin and Alice come from Toronto, a city whose yupscum image belies the duo's somewhat gutter-fied roots. When they're not making music, they're dealing with cockroach infestation and wrestling crackhead vagrants who wander randomly into their building lobbies. Really. When they're on the job, they're having to explain for the umpteenth time that they are named after She-Ra's crib, not the video game. We repeat, they are not named after the video game.

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