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The Crimea began life as The Crocketts, signed to UK major label, V2 in 1998. Their output was prolific, to say the least, with some 30 releases in a little under 3 years, including two full-length albums, "We May be Skinny and Wirey" and "The Great Brain Robbery". Both albums met with tremendous critical acclaim, both in the UK, where they sold a respectable 50 thousand copies, and in the USA and Japan, where they quickly became some of the most sought-after export-only UK releases in a decade.
1st May 2007
British indie outfit THE CRIMEA will make history this month (May07) by becoming the first ever....
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![]() | The Crimea, Baby Boom, Video And Information2006 The Crimea are poised to release 'Baby Boom' on August 21st as the latest single to be taken from their critically acclaimed debut album.... |
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More The Crimea Video and Audio
23rd June 2008
Read our single review of The 48A Waiting Steps by The Crimea. London five piece The Crimea will probably be...
8th May 2007
Secrets of The Witching Hour is a very good album, although it may not generate the rabid, passionate support that the...
13th April 2006
They undress their murky depth via soothing rhythms and darkly prosaic lyricism, as displayed in ‘Bad Vibrations’ from...
13th March 2006
White Russian Galaxy is a prime example of what The Crimea do best, joyful psychedelic pop acting as a backdrop to...
8th March 2006
All this talk about love and peace/ Doesn’t make much sense to this...
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