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Roland Hackl, Karin Steger, and Andreas Kinzl (aka <a href="spotify:artist:1d702gJbebzyJECAELg0PW">DJ Scott</a>) made up the Viennese trio Aromabar, a soft, slightly progressive trip-hop outfit that was unafraid to marry mood with conventional song structures. Like a chilled-out <a href="spotify:artist:1N2FgBLehaq77UEdJhCt7f">Saint Etienne</a>, both traditional acoustic and electronic instruments were often employed, routing the songs toward unexpected beat territory, as in 1999's "Africa for Eu" or the sub-kitsch of their cover of <a href="spotify:artist:05GsKvp0yKuCyWQMsPAAmB">Nick Kamen</a>'s "I Promised Myself," which had already been a favorite among many Euro-dance remixers. The band debuted in the spring of 1998 on the compilation Fast Forward and released their first single, "Yuri in Space," the following month, landing the band a Top 30 position in their home country. In late 1999, they completed their first full-length LP, 1! When they reappeared three years later with Milk & Honey, the band's sound had altered somewhat, with Steger's vocals taking over the arrangements and Kinzl's role in the band sounding considerably diminished. ~ Dean Carlson, Rovi

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