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Ali Horn was best known for being one of the principal members of Strange Collective, the garage rock troupe who’ve established themselves as pretty much everyone’s favourite live band in town. With his first solo single, Days Like Today, being released by The Label Recordings on 7th April, Horn now finds himself juggling duties in both projects – and he couldn’t be happier, as he gets to show off both sides of his creative output. Where Strange Collective are loose and carefree, Horn’s solo material twinkles with a tighter sunshine vibe that sits somewhere on the line that joins Kurt Vile and Jason Pierce. I hesitate to term it as cosmic surf, but that’s the closest anyone will be able to get to describing his languid style in two words.

Source: https://www.bidolito.co.uk/feature-ali-horn/

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Ali Horn was best known for being one of the principal members of Strange Collective, the garage rock troupe who’ve established themselves as pretty much everyone’s favourite live band in town. With his first solo single, Days Like Today, being released by The Label Recordings on 7th April, Horn now finds himself juggling duties in both projects – and he couldn’t be happier, as he gets to show off both sides of his creative output. Where Strange Collective are loose and carefree, Horn’s solo material twinkles with a tighter sunshine vibe that sits somewhere on the line that joins Kurt Vile and Jason Pierce. I hesitate to term it as cosmic surf, but that’s the closest anyone will be able to get to describing his languid style in two words.

Source: https://www.bidolito.co.uk/feature-ali-horn/

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