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Now we're not saying that the Caribbean should be lumped in with the whole chillwave/glo-fi thing that's happening.
Nightlife agenda: Jellybean Benitez, Done and Done, Panda Head David Malitz 2010
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Because just as glo-fi and its witch house corollary have exponents on both sides of the Atlantic, now we've got our own darkwave troubadour in Zoo Kid.
Zoo Kid (No 916) Paul Lester 2010
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This stone-cold-adorable dance-floor rave-up comes courtesy of glo-fi outfit Teengirl Fantasy, in league with Hunx and His Punx.
Singles file: Wild Nothing, Kingpen Slim, Jazmine Sullivan 2010
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Without his signature laptop (he sang and played synthesizer instead) he combined with a bassist and drummer for a charming Toro y Moi set that propelled the swirly, homemade synthpop compositions (some call 'em "chillwave" or "glo-fi") beyond their bedroom roots.
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Call it what you want: "chillwave," "glo-fi" or whatever catchphrase comes along next.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Washed Out's Ernest Greene released a couple of homespun demos online last year, he unwittingly helped spawn a genre of electronica dubbed "chillwave" or "glo-fi."
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Following the release of "Seek Magic," crafted in the laundry room of Hawk's in-laws, the band was lumped in, perhaps unfairly, with the summer glo-fi cycle of 2009.
The New Yorker newyorker.com 2011
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Washed Out's Ernest Greene released a couple of homespun demos online last year, he unwittingly helped spawn a genre of electronica dubbed "chillwave" or "glo-fi."
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Following the release of "Seek Magic," crafted in the laundry room of Hawk's in-laws, the band was lumped in, perhaps unfairly, with the summer glo-fi cycle of 2009.
The New Yorker newyorker.com 2011
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Following the release of "Seek Magic," crafted in the laundry room of Hawk's in-laws, the band was lumped in, perhaps unfairly, with the summer glo-fi cycle of 2009.
The New Yorker NewYorker.com 2011
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