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The Elastic Purejoy was an alternative rock group active in the mid-1990s and led by English bassist-singer Dave Allen. Their work was released on Allen's World Domination Recordings. Their sound can be characterized as bass-driven, progressive indie rock and pop, with lyrics often inspired by major literary writers of the 20th Century.[1]

After their first release, Allen's name appeared more prominently on the records' packaging as if they were solo releases rather than a band. Their last two releases were subtitled "2/20" and "3/20", the last new contributions to Allen's plan at the time to release a series of twenty records. ("1/20" was the soundtrack to the movie The Harvest.)

Discography

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  • The Elastic Purejoy (1994)
  • The South Phoenix EP (1994)
  • The Clutter of Pop (1996)
  • Talk Radio EP (1996)

References

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  1. "Low Pop Suicide".