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Short-lived synth pop project from Arendal, Norway. Zetlitz (vocals, triangle), Cool Kat (guitar, synth, organ, bass, rhythms, tapes) and Thomas Robsahm (synth, percussion, organ, bells, xylophone, voice, rhythms). Zetlitz and Kat had worked together in Headcleaners, and also worked with Famlende Forsøk on some tracks. Robsahm had been a member of Brød & Sirkus previously. The band came together for a few months only; As Robsahm would be moving to Oslo (starting his film carreer), they decided to see how much they could accomplish as a band within limited time. Together, they released the "Musikk For De Intime Salonger" cassette,...

Argentinian producers, belgium based Enrique Noviello & Martin Furia, are behind this poject. Both songs her to listen, have been released in a previous international tango compilation. Soon, before the end of this year a full album. .

There is more than one artist with this name 1. A band formed in the 1970s 2. A band formed in the 2000s 1. The songs began in the late 70's with 2 people who got together at Essex University and later moved to live in an area of Bethnal Green known as the Triangle. These were squats that became part of a Housing Co-operative which saved them from destruction and the songs grew out of how it felt to live there during that time. Like its fabled counterpart, the Bermuda Triangle, this also seemed to be a place where...