The Botticellis
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The Botticellis are an American surf pop band founded in 2003 in Santa Cruz by Alexi Glickman, Zack Ehrlich, Burton Li, and Dave Tranchina. Their 2008 debut record was released by Antenna Farm Records in 2008 to critical acclaim. NPR
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"Botticelli" is Italian for"little barrel." The Botticellis' sound has been described as "chamber pop" and likened to the California surf music of the 1960s as well as post-Beatles pop groups like Big Star, Chris Bell
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and similar artists who are known to bring sophistication to pop composition.

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  • Judgement Day
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  • Papercuts
  • Slumgum
  • Sonny & the Sunsets

Discography

  • "The Botticellis," 2004 Self-Released (CD)
  • "EP," 2006, Self-Released (CD)
  • Old Home Movies, 2008 Antenna Farm Records (CD/Digital), Rocinante Records (LP)
  • Awaiting On You All/ Table by the Window," 2008 Bellevue Records (Single)

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