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WHEN HEMISPHERES MEET THE WORLDLY VIBE OF CORNERSHOP
2002
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\"It's good that bass is finally back in the songs, since it adds necessary bottom end,\" vocalist-multi-instrumentalist Tjinder Singh said in a call from Las Vegas. \"The reason the bass was eliminated in the first place was so there would be one less element in common with everyone else. But after I thought about it, I realized that no one else sounds like Cornershop anyway.\" Cornershop, which formed in 1993, morphed quickly from an amateurish, ragged act to a precise, quirky group. The band's first album, 1994's \"Hold on It Hurts,\" brims with exuberance and social commentary. But what the disc lacked in direction was made up for in promise, and it attracted the attention of world-music-loving David Byrne, who signed the band to his label Luaka Bop in 1995. \"There are some glimmers of hope out there, like White Stripes and Moldy Peaches,\" Singh said. \"And, of course, there is Cornershop.\"
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Gannett Media Corp
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