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Metropolis speaks to Luby Sparks about their new album, love of Y2K culture, and resolution to be a mainstream band.
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Metropolis speaks to Luby Sparks about their new album, love of Y2K culture, and resolution to be a mainstream band.
Credit: Maxwell Grainger If the love letter has not been entirely cast aside in the 21st Century, it is at least an art form that appears to be dying on the vine. For legendary electronic and experimental record label Ninja Tune (Young Fathers, Bonobo, Bicep), however, it seems the charms of a seven-piece band with two singles was enough to bring out the sweet nothings. âIt was super emotional,â Tyler Hyde recalls of the missive sent to Black Country, New Road, the bassist tells NME via Zoom from her parentsâ house in Essex. âNo one else who was offering us a deal was exp...