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Swirl

 
Wikipedia: Swirl (band)

Swirl were a Sydney, Australia-based indie rock band, formed around 1990, who released three albums. Their debut Aurora (1992) was mostly rock with some shoegazer elements, such as extensive use of guitar fuzz and reverb on vocals. Their next album, 1994's The Last Unicorn went further into shoegazing territory, with layered, feedback-washed guitar solos and ambient instrumental tracks between songs; it also featured a guest performance by Lara Goodridge, later of the FourPlay String Quartet, on violin. In subsequent years, Swirl released a few EPs and played live in Sydney, Melbourne and other Australian cities.

Their last album, Light Fill My Room, was released in 2001 on independent record label Um & Ah; it had been recorded a few years earlier and financed by Festival Mushroom Records, although the major label dropped them and the release was thus held up. Light Fill My Room was a more polished, radio-friendly affair; it had elements of Swirl's shoegazing sound, but also ballads and even a children's choir on one song. Swirl broke up in December of 2002; the various members are pursuing other musical projects.

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Members

Discography

Albums

The two releases of The Last Unicorn had different track orders.

EPs

Compilations

Half A Cow "Compilation" (1993, HAC28)

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