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When Blue Bendy independently released debut single ‘Suspension’ in 2019, it caught the attention of producer Margo Broom – Fat White Family, Goat Girl – who understood the potential in that single and the pop experimentalism that needed to be conjured from the six piece. 2021’s ‘International’ and ‘Glosso Babel’, the first products of their work with Broom, established Blue Bendy as one of the most exciting bands emerging from South London.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eNolan’s charismatic vocal and a committed interest in lyric writing that has perhaps been absent from British music over the last couple of years. 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The group’s love of electronic music – be it the gurgling provocations of Aphex Twin or the hauntological high weird of Broadcast – meant that a synth player was essential. “I knew that for the music we wanted to make” explains Nolan, “we had to have sythensisers.” Olivia Morgan, a South London electronic musician, was recommended. “I went to the The Marquis of Granby pub with Arthur” says Morgan, “we sat down and he was like, do you want to join Blue Bendy? 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