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MOSHICD122

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Limited edition

Release date

2023-04-07

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5060918152166

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Artist

Teleman

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Indie Pop / Shoegaze

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Moshi Moshi Records

Teleman is a British indie pop band formed in 2012. The band consists of brothers Thomas and Jonny Sanders, Pete Cattermoul, and Hiro Amamiya. Known for their catchy melodies and infectious hooks, Teleman has gained a loyal following with their unique blend of synth-pop and guitar-driven sound. With critically acclaimed albums like "Breakfast" and "Brilliant Sanity," the band continues to captivate audiences with their introspective lyrics and energetic live performances.
Since their debut, Teleman has been praised for their ability to create music that is both accessible and thought-provoking. Their songs often explore themes of love, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern life. Drawing inspiration from artists like Talking Heads and Kraftwerk, Teleman's sound is characterized by its pulsating rhythms, shimmering synths, and Thomas Sanders' distinctive vocals.
With an impressive discography under their belt, Teleman has become a staple in the indie music scene. Their songs have been featured in popular TV shows such as "Peaky Blinders" and "Made in Chelsea," further solidifying their status as one of Britain's most exciting bands. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Teleman's captivating sound will undoubtedly leave you wanting more.

Moshi Moshi Records was founded in 1998 by three friends who were working for major record labels. Originally started as a hobby, the label aimed to collaborate with bands they loved but didn't fit into the mainstream agenda. With an independent spirit and passion for music, Moshi Moshi Records has become a respected name in the industry.

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A tree may lose its leaves but will continue to grow. For Teleman, the band’s fourth album Good Time / Hard Time is their first as a trio and sees them evolve as a force
 of nature as they navigate new beginnings despite a wealth of experience behind them. Music and lyrical stream of consciousness entwined, the album makes sense of a world in chaos and its words of wisdom are a vital reminder that even when things seem heavy,
 life is precious.&nbsp;


“Nature can teach us so much about patience and how you can’t control everything - you just have to let things happen as it intends… it’s great therapy,” tells the band’s
 singer and guitarist, Thomas Sanders whose garden-dwelling and park strolls to the studio have inevitably wormed their way into Teleman’s songwriting. “I was reading about forests and how trees help each other, they don’t survive on their own, they grow together…
 as a band we’ve now grown into each other as a triangle shape after having been a square for so long.”&nbsp;

With classic Teleman style, Good Time / Hard Time is their most dancefloor-friendly record to date. Following the departure of the band’s long-time keyboard player Jonny
 Sanders to focus on his film and design work,&nbsp; Peter Cattermoul now leads on keyboard duties and Hiro Amamiya slides seamlessly between drum machine, live drums and even the odd keyboard solo as it captures the bounce of choice cuts from their own DJ sets
 such as Metronomy or the classic disco of Boney M, Giorgio Moroder, early house music and 80s vibes - all the while doused in their trademark blend of uplifting melancholy. “You’ve got to experience the hard times to appreciate the good times in life,” Tom
 explains. “Most of the songs are about universal things everyone can relate to, the small and simple details about difficult connections and overcoming them.”&nbsp;

Good Time / Hard Time

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