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The Dirty Dishes and Cloud Cover

  • September 14, 2011
  • Briana Cheng
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Maybe I am still new to this, but I really appreciate music submissions. 

This week's indie artist is Jenny Tuite from The Dirty Dishes and Cloud Cover. With her ghostly voice, Jenny is in a few music projects. The Dirty Dishes are a more punk rock band and Cloud Cover is her more experimental solo project. Look them up, The Dirty Dishes and Cloud Cover.

The song below includes demanding lyrics of  "Give them back! Give them back!" on a fuzzy instrumental background. Head banger.

      04 Stolen Apples
Download: The Dirty Dishes – Stolen Apples 

This video is "Slow Curse" from Cloud Cover, sounds much like the psychedelic works of Bjork.

Cloud Cover – Slow Curse
[vimeo]https://vimeo.com/19007176[/vimeo]

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