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Butterglory is a lo-fi indie-rock duo from Lawrence, KS (via California) who, much like <a href="spotify:artist:3inCNiUr4R6XQ3W43s9Aqi">Pavement</a>, early <a href="spotify:artist:5hAhrnb0Ch4ODwWu4tsbpi">Yo La Tengo</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:0pNaVvqSvldpJl7pHpNoM9">the Archers of Loaf</a>, produce tuneful yet skewed tracks. (Live, the two employ additional musicians to fill out the sound.) The group's songs often skitter off into skronk and feedback and then, just as quickly, re-emerge as pop gems. The pair, <a href="spotify:artist:3NWMa1rkA43u5S8cZZV1g5">Matt Suggs</a> and Debby Vander Wall, released their debut full-length, Crumble, in 1994. They followed that with Downed, a singles collection which compiled material from the duo's four 7" EPs. Despite the patchwork, the effort is strong and works as a cohesive album. Subsequently, bassist Stephen Naron came on-board as a full-time member. The result of the lineup addition (and perhaps just experience) was the more mature and crafted approach of 1996's Are You Building a Temple in Heaven. The three-song EP She's Got the Akshun emerged that same year, while the LP Rat Tat Tat followed in 1997. <a href="spotify:artist:3NWMa1rkA43u5S8cZZV1g5">Matt Suggs</a> released a solo album, Golden Days Before They End, in 2000. ~ Erik Hage, Rovi

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