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Formed in [[Beijing]] in 2008, the pair are known for their lo-fi [[DIY ethic|DIY]] recordings that combine elements of [[shoegaze]], [[indie pop]], [[noise rock]] and [[Experimental music|experimental]] music. In addition to playing all of the instruments themselves, the husband-wife duo record and edit all of the band's music in their home studio. |
Formed in [[Beijing]] in 2008, the pair are known for their lo-fi [[DIY ethic|DIY]] recordings that combine elements of [[shoegaze]], [[indie pop]], [[noise rock]] and [[Experimental music|experimental]] music. In addition to playing all of the instruments themselves, the husband-wife duo record and edit all of the band's music in their home studio. |
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While they do not perform live<ref>[http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/features/Music/14051/Dear-Eloise-Beauty-in-Strangers.html Time Out Beijing | Dear Eloise: Beauty in Strangers | Dec 15, 2011]</ref> and have released their recordings inconspicuously through the Beijing-based vinyl label [[Genjing Records]] <ref>[http://alteredzones.com/posts/1486/dear-eloise-castle/ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.dingusonmusic.com/2012/04/27/song-for-her/ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | Apr 27, 2012]</ref>, the duo has managed to gain a loyal following in both the [[Chinese rock|Chinese]] independent music scene<ref> [http://pangbianr.com/2011-year-end-list/ pangbianr | Best 2011 Chinese Underground Music | Jan 3, 2012]</ref> and with critics abroad.<ref>[http://www.collective-zine.co.uk/reviews/?id=8418 Collective Zine | Dear Eloise: Castle | Mar 18, 2012]</ref> |
While they do not perform live<ref>[http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/features/Music/14051/Dear-Eloise-Beauty-in-Strangers.html Time Out Beijing | Dear Eloise: Beauty in Strangers | Dec 15, 2011]</ref> and have released their recordings inconspicuously through the Beijing-based vinyl label [[Genjing Records]] <ref>[http://alteredzones.com/posts/1486/dear-eloise-castle/ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.dingusonmusic.com/2012/04/27/song-for-her/ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | Apr 27, 2012]</ref><ref>[http://genjingrecords.com/archives/5046 Genjing Records | Interview with Antonio Contiero | Dec 14, 2012] </ref>, the duo has managed to gain a loyal following in both the [[Chinese rock|Chinese]] independent music scene<ref> [http://pangbianr.com/2011-year-end-list/ pangbianr | Best 2011 Chinese Underground Music | Jan 3, 2012]</ref> and with critics abroad.<ref>[http://www.collective-zine.co.uk/reviews/?id=8418 Collective Zine | Dear Eloise: Castle | Mar 18, 2012]</ref> |
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Dear Eloise (simplified Chinese: 亲爱的艾洛伊丝; pinyin: Qīn'ài de ài luò yī sī) is a Chinese rock band comprised of vocalist/producer Yang Haisong (杨海崧) and Sun Xia (孙霞).
Formed in Beijing in 2008, the pair are known for their lo-fi DIY recordings that combine elements of shoegaze, indie pop, noise rock and experimental music. In addition to playing all of the instruments themselves, the husband-wife duo record and edit all of the band's music in their home studio.
While they do not perform live[1] and have released their recordings inconspicuously through the Beijing-based vinyl label Genjing Records [2][3][4], the duo has managed to gain a loyal following in both the Chinese independent music scene[5] and with critics abroad.[6]
- ^ Time Out Beijing | Dear Eloise: Beauty in Strangers | Dec 15, 2011
- ^ Altered Zones | Dear Eloise: Castle | June 16, 2011
- ^ Dingus | Review: Song For Her | Apr 27, 2012
- ^ Genjing Records | Interview with Antonio Contiero | Dec 14, 2012
- ^ pangbianr | Best 2011 Chinese Underground Music | Jan 3, 2012
- ^ Collective Zine | Dear Eloise: Castle | Mar 18, 2012
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