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26 May 2026

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"The guitarist’s album might be the most Radiohead side project yet to emerge from the mother ship" (8/10 - The Irish Times). "Works that move and grow like the building blocks of life itself" (8/10 - Clash)

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Angine de PoitrineVol.II

"There's a ferocity and alienness to the complexity" (10/10 - Exclaim). "It breathes on its own and speaks without words. Angine de Poitrine let the music do the talking" (8.4/10 - Northern Transmissions)

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"An astonishing body of work that firmly emphasizes what an important band The Twilight Sad are" (9/10 - Under The Radar). "A powerful and truly wonderful return from The Twilight Sad" (9/10 - Clash)

Tanknology

That Fucking Tank

Tanknology

Second album from Leeds based art rock two piece

Label: Gringo
UK Release date: 06/07/2009

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9.0 | God Is In The TV

Like experimental music? Then you won't go far wrong with That Fucking Tanks Tanknology, I promise you
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8.0 | Clash

Those unaccustomed to this type of rock music will find much of ‘Tanknology’ heavy going – no vocals, nuances slight enough for newcomers to miss... It’s certainly one of 2009’s finest albums to go deaf to
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8.0 | NME

TFT playfully subvert the rock canon, and especially imbue geekrock with a rarely seen joie de vivre.
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8.0 | The Quietus

That Fucking Tank play a style of music that the ill-informed often consider to be dry and humourless… Whether as rockers' or comedians, they riff hard and light a beacon for British do-it-yourself culture
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