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The Lost Patrol : ウィキペディア英語版
The Lost Patrol

The Lost Patrol is an American rock band whose music falls into the categories of experimental, gothic, post-punk, dark wave, ethereal wave, folk, alternative country, shoegazing, spaghetti western and "surf-a-billy". The band uses electric guitars, 12-string acoustic guitars, Moog and other synthesizers.
The band currently consists of Stephen Masucci, Michael Williams and Mollie Israel (the daughter of noted filmmaker Amy Heckerling). The band began writing their own music in 1999, with two members touring as an instrumental duo at that time.〔("Live! Lost Patrol," Washington Post, 4 August, 2005 )〕 Prior to forming the band, Masucci had music in two films by Hal Hartley, ''Flirt'' and ''The Book of Life''.〔( Flirt Soundtrack at ''Discogs'' )〕〔(The Book of Life Soundtrack at ''Discogs'' )〕
In 2004, The Lost Patrol was featured by WFMU DJ Irwin Chusid on his show ''Gender Bias''.〔(Irwin Chusid's December 29, 2004 ''Gender Bias'' show )〕 Chusid's WFMU colleague Bob Brainen featured a live appearance by the band.〔("The Bob Brainen Show," WFMU-FM, 16 August, 2003 )〕 Music critic Chris Gerard named their album ''Launch And Landing'' as one of the Top 20 Albums of 2007.〔("The Best Albums Of 2007," NBC4.com )〕The Lost Patrol returned to WFMU with the current lineup in 2013 for a live set on the early morning show, Dark Night of the Soul with Julie.〔("Dark Night of the Soul," October 3, 2013 "Lost or Found" )〕
In mid-August 2010, The Lost Patrol went on location to Detroit, Michigan to film for the new Amy Heckerling film ''Vamps''.〔(The Lost Patrol in Amy Heckerling‘s ''Vamps'' )〕 On September 27, 2010, their song “On The Run” from their album, ''Midnight Matinée'' was featured in The CW hit show ''Gossip Girl.'' Also, on January 23, 2012, their song "This Road Is Long" from their album, "Rocket Surgery" was featured again on Gossip Girl.〔(The Lost Patrol on The CW’s Gossip Girl )〕
In February 2012, Hal Hartley released his new film ''Meanwhile'', which featured The Lost Patrol's track "Nobody There" from their 2010 album, ''Dark Matter.'' 〔(The Lost Patrol on Hal Hartley's ''Meanwhile'' soundtrack )〕
The Lost Patrol's song "Homecoming" from their album ''Midnight Matinée'' also appears in the hit found footage film ''Chronicle.''〔(The Lost Patrol in ''Chronicle'' )〕
The Lost Patrol holds the US trademark on the band name.〔(The Lost Patrol's trademark at ''Trademarkia.com'' )〕
== Personnel ==

Current members:
* Stephen Masucci (all guitars, synths, lap steel, bass, programming)
* Mollie Israel (vocals, harp, percussion)
* Michael Williams (12-string acoustics, keyboards, vocals)

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