Anemone

Raw and psychedelic soundscapes, Madchester grooves and nineties pop songs. Anemone started combining these elements in the spring of 2017. The band from Rotterdam played dozens of shows in their first year and recorded their debut album in August with their old friend Patrick Delabie, who recorded the first LP of frontman Xander van Dijck&#39;s previous band <a href="spotify:artist:7ai5MIgHekMimNN92Eq5vD" data-name="The Afterveins">The Afterveins</a>.

In the record collections of the band members, you&#39;ll find albums of <a href="spotify:artist:30uiS1n3uIGXJEYFR1GVDy" data-name="The Brian Jonestown Massacre">The Brian Jonestown Massacre</a> , <a href="spotify:artist:4UETUdF77BfyJ7fEFVztr3" data-name="The Feelies">The Feelies</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:22bE4uQ6baNwSHPVcDxLCe" data-name="The Rolling Stones">The Rolling Stones</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4" data-name="Oasis">Oasis</a>. During energetic and dirty live shows, Anemone&#39;s performence balances somewhere in between pyschedelic Britpop and D.I.Y. garage indie with subtle hints to <a href="spotify:artist:339DNkQkuhHKEcHw6oK8f0" data-name="Happy Mondays">Happy Mondays</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1lYT0A0LV5DUfxr6doRP3d" data-name="The Stone Roses">The Stone Roses</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3yY2gUcIsjMr8hjo51PoJ8" data-name="The Smiths">The Smiths</a>.