Psapp

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Psapp
Origin London, England
Genres Electronica, indie pop
Years active 2002–present
Labels Melodic, Rallye, Wiaiwya, Arable, Leaf, Domino Records, The state51 Conspiracy
Website psapp.net
Members Galia Durant
Carim Clasmann

Psapp (/ˈsæp/ or /ˈpsæp/)[1] is an experimental electronica band. The band, a duo consisting of members Carim Clasmann and Galia Durant, are sometimes credited with inventing a musical style known as toytronica, a form of electronica made with toys and toy instruments (the band uses toy guitars, flutes, and a chicken they named Brunhilda). They have released four albums (Tiger, My Friend, The Only Thing I Ever Wanted, The Camel's Back and What Makes Us Glow), a Japan Exclusive Mini-Album Northdown and five EPs (Do Something Wrong, Rear Moth, Buttons and War, Hi and the iTunes-exclusive Early Cats and Tracks). They composed the song "Cosy in the Rocket", the main theme on the medical-drama TV series Grey's Anatomy. Some of their other songs have been used in other American TV shows such as The OC and Nip/Tuck as well as the UK Channel 4 TV show Sugar Rush.

On Monday 16 September 2013, announced that their fourth album What Makes Us Glow will be released on 11 November 2013 through The state51 Conspiracy.[2] The first single to be released from this album was Wet Salt on 4 November 2013 [3]

Psapp are known for their humour on stage, throwing toy cats (hand-made by the band) into the audience.

Discography

Albums

EPs

Singles

Other

External links

Notes

  1. This pronunciation can be found in Psapp's Myspace profile in which a pronunciation file is included
  2. http://www.contactmusic.com/press/psapp-announce-details-of-their-fourth-album-what-makes-us-glow-out-11th-november-2013
  3. http://psapp.greedbag.com/buy/wet-salt/
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