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Acetone, one of the '90s' great lost bands, boxed up for long-overdue reappraisal with all their studio album

Once lost in the major label trend-chasing of the ’90s, the soft, slow, and sad trio gets its rightful due in an essential box set that reissues all of their studio albums.

If you’re like me and Acetone flew under your radar in the ’90s, you’ll have your work cut out for you with I’m Still Waiting., New West Records’ 11-LP box set covering the ill-fated Los Angeles trio’s seven-year studio output. Out now, the meticulously assembled package includes studio albums Cindy (1993), If You Only Knew (1995), Acetone (1997) and York Blvd. (2000), plus the group’s 1993 self-titled debut EP, 1995 mini-LP I Guess I Would and a nine-track bonus LP.

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For the last 30 years, the band Parker started with her husband Alan Sparhawk in Duluth, Minnesota, found power within space and simplicity.

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