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Cranes (band)
Cranes are a British music group formed in 1989,〔(Media Coverage – Interviews ). Starblood.org. Retrieved on 12 February 2013. 〕 whose style has been described as "gothic minimalism".
==History==
Formed in 1989 in Portsmouth, England by siblings Alison and Jim Shaw and named after the many mechanical cranes around the city's docks, Cranes are best known for the childlike, high-pitched vocals of lead singer Alison.
The band's first release was the self-financed ''Fuse'' cassette.〔 They recorded the ''Self Non Self'' mini-LP in 1989, which led to them recording their first of two sessions for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show.〔Bottomly, Mo (1991) "Cranes", ''Lime Lizard'', March 1991, p. 4-6〕〔"(Cranes )", ''Keeping it Peel'', BBC, retrieved 1 January 2011〕 They moved to the BMG offshoot Dedicated Records in 1990.〔 With the addition of Mark Francombe and Matt Cope (both guitar), they released a series of EPs in 1990 and 1991 that preceded their debut full-length album, ''Wings of Joy'', which reached number 52 on the UK Albums Chart.〔 Following a general softening of their sound, the introduction of pop elements to their music, and a world tour with The Cure in 1992, the band's popularity increased, and peaked with the release of the album ''Forever'' (UK No. 40), which contained their biggest hit single, "Jewel" (UK No. 29).〔
The band fell silent for a period of approximately four years after the release of ''Population 4'' in 1997, and the subsequent closure of Dedicated, with the original line-up breaking up.〔 In 2000, the Shaws formed a new line-up and began writing music again, and released ''Future Songs'' and ''Particles and Waves'' on their own label, Dadaphonic.〔Strutt, Anthony (2004) "(Cranes : Interview with Alison Shaw )", pennyblackmusic.co.uk, 24 September 2004, retrieved 28 December 2010 〕 These albums signified a change in the overall style of their music, emphasising its ambient, ethereal qualities. Despite heading in a more electronic direction, however, the band's music continued to revolve around Alison Shaw's distinctive singing. In 2002 the band again supported The Cure, at Hyde Park and several European festivals.〔
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