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Feeding the Flame - Post Punk Album
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Feeding the Flame

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Feeding the Flame is Sad Lovers and Giants' 1983 second album, a British post-punk record known for atmospheric guitar and saxophone textures.

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What band released the album Feeding the Flame?

Feeding the Flame is the second studio album by the British post-punk band Sad Lovers and Giants. It was released in 1983.

What genre of music is featured on Sad Lovers and Giants' Feeding the Flame?

The 1983 album is firmly rooted in the post-punk genre. It is specifically known for its atmospheric guitar work and prominent saxophone textures.

When was Feeding the Flame released?

Sad Lovers and Giants released Feeding the Flame in 1983. It served as the follow-up to their debut album, helping cement their place in the UK indie music scene.

What instruments give Feeding the Flame its unique sound?

The album is notable for incorporating distinct saxophone textures layered over atmospheric guitars. This instrumentation gave the band a dreamy, ethereal sound within the 1980s post-punk movement.

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