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<a href="spotify:artist:3cAGUcRbwsFHwKbJv8FT4T">Jay Reatard</a>'s final full-band project before embarking on his acclaimed solo career, Angry Angles turned punk, new wave, and girl-group pop into their own high-octane sound on a handful of singles and EPs. The group formed in 2005 after <a href="spotify:artist:3cAGUcRbwsFHwKbJv8FT4T">Reatard</a>'s previous band <a href="spotify:artist:19MNF0TUercueIIxCeQyHa">Lost Sounds</a> ended, and featured Alix Brown of Atlanta's Lids (who was also <a href="spotify:artist:3cAGUcRbwsFHwKbJv8FT4T">Reatard</a>'s girlfriend at the time), and drummers that included Die Rotzz's Paul Artigues and Ryan Rousseau of Tokyo Electron and <a href="spotify:artist:67xHgPhJI6RanB98Hjf8kE">Destruction Unit</a>. Angry Angles released its thundering debut single "Things Are Moving" in 2005 on Brown and <a href="spotify:artist:3cAGUcRbwsFHwKbJv8FT4T">Reatard</a>'s <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Shattered+Records%22">Shattered Records</a> imprint, following it with the "Blockhead" single on Germany's <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22P.+Trash%22">P. Trash</a> label, and a three-way split EP with the Reatards and Tokyo Electron that served as a souvenir of the group's European tour late that year. In 2006, the band issued the "Apparent-Transparent" single, a split with <a href="spotify:artist:6tn1sHzxK6UgbCUKsnEces">Digital Leather</a>, and appeared at that year's South by Southwest Festival. Later that year, however, Brown and <a href="spotify:artist:3cAGUcRbwsFHwKbJv8FT4T">Reatard</a>'s breakup spelled the end for Angry Angles. In 2016, <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Goner%22">Goner</a> collected all of Angry Angles' recorded music -- including several previously unreleased songs -- in a self-titled compilation. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi

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