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Bradley was an influential indie rock and emo band from St. Louis, Missouri, active during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The group, which featured musicians Nathan Cook and Matt Drinen, was a staple of the Midwest underground scene. They were known for their intricate, clean guitar interplay and melodic song structures, drawing comparisons to bands like American Football and The Sea and Cake. Their most notable release, the full-length album 'The King's Fancy,' was issued in 2001 by Better Looking Records. Following the band's hiatus, Nathan Cook became a significant figure in the experimental and noise music communities, establishing the Close/Far Recordings label.
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