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Named for their favorite specific drum roll in <a href="spotify:artist:6aVjo0xHSiuW5hkasoYSR3">the Melvins</a>' song "A History of Bad Men," 2:54 -- comprised of sisters Hannah and Colette Thurlow -- make sparse, lo-fi pop influenced by stoner rock. Originally the sisters were less doomy and gloomy, playing in a punk band called the Vulgarians; they then downshifted gears and started experimenting with atmospherics as 2:54. They made a few songs in their London home, and when their GarageBand demo started getting hyped by fashionable media moguls Nylon, Fader, and Guardian UK, 2:54 announced plans to release their first EP in late 2011. Their self-titled full-length debut arrived in 2012 on <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Fat+Possum+Records%22">Fat Possum Records</a>. Their debut was well-recieved and in 2014 they signed with British label Bella Union to release their follow-up The Other I which arrived in November of that year. ~ Jason Lymangrover, Rovi
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