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In the summer of 2004 Gabriel Curran forged ALLFLAWS with the production aid of Dave Garnam. A brooding melting pot of everything that they have ever loved in guitar music, rap and electronics. Gabriel has since taken the healm of the... [more]
In the summer of 2004 Gabriel Curran forged ALLFLAWS with the production aid of Dave Garnam. A brooding melting pot of everything that they have ever loved in guitar music, rap and electronics. Gabriel has since taken the healm of the producer and vocialist and is constantly pushing the ALLFLAWS sound to new depths.
This ALLFLAWS entity is set to offer the listener a fresh perspective and to steer away from the current climate of formulaic, uninspired, carbon copy music. Rules are banished, lyrical ideas are smashed to pieces and reassembled to paint unusual pictures. Influences are also amalgamated in most unusual ways. Freedom, truth and originality are set to the forefront of inspiration.
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