Tindersticks

...self-discovery and making choices. It is a warm, embracing work, with a flowing lyricism and a delicate poignancy, accompanied by a shimmering Tindersticks score and an evocative use of pop songs. Denis' childhood in Africa in the last years...

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...violin, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, bassoon, Hammond organ, and many more are prominently utilised in the music of Tindersticks. The band has a cult following in the United Kingdom and continental Europe, although their sound has never made...

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...by Claire Denis; written by Ms. Denis and Jean-Pol Fargeau; director of photography, Agnes Godard; edited by Guy Lecorne; music by Tindersticks; produced by Bruno Pesery; released by Cinema Guild. At Film Forum, 209 West Houston Street,...

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...with a fine eye for atmosphere, for the tactility of light. The score, with its wispy fairground waltzes, is by British band Tindersticks. In its distracted, undemonstrative way, 35 Shots of Rum is as heady as its title suggests, quietly...

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Tindersticks is the self-titled debut album by chamber pop band Tindersticks, released in 1993 (see 1993 in music). The album was named "Album of the Year" by Melody Maker. "The First Tindersticks Album draws inspiration from the playful...

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...an odd way kind of a let down. International Emmy awardee and Bamfa nominee Martin Wallace has collaborated with the Tindersticks since the band's inception in 1993. The filmmaker's careful and observant work with the band is finally...

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...EASY PRINTING Stuart Staples (center, with Neil Fraser, left, and David Boulter) says a break from Tindersticks helped him appreciate the band. (Richard Dumas) There might not have been a more appropriate album cover last year than the one...

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Stuart Staples, singer/songwriter/guitarist for chamber rock mainstays Tindersticks, has a truly singular croon -- a seductive baritone that serves as the perfect complement to the band's lush, cinematic arrangements. While chatting, though,...

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TINDERSTICKS "The Hungry Saw" Constellation HAVING BUILT a cult career from funereal tempos and luxuriant orchestrations, Tindersticks might well hesitate to release an album that features pruned arrangements and a few sprightly cadences. But...

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...Stuart solo record. " There was also a feeling of some unfinished business, Boulter admits. "We never really finished Tindersticks - it's been our lives for so long," he says. "It felt right to carry on. Even though it was almost another...

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