Get all 6 3apes band releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Shady Monkeys, The Unknown Side Of Monkey Business., Stark Raving Mad 2.0, Stark Raving Release (Bootleg), Live With Winter, and Tidy And Well Dressed Gossip.
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Soul Catcher (Bootleg)
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Nowhere Land (Bootleg)
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Jazzbar, PhD (Bootleg)
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Ivor Biggun (Bootleg)
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Meyer (Bootleg)
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Blues of Ape (Bootleg)
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3apes band Leipzig, Germany
For more than 20 years, each of us has been searching for his individual musical path. In 2004 we found each other by
accident. Since then, we've been developing ourselves and our music ever since - right up to the L.E. Beat Experience - the last chapter of the band.
THANK YOU for being part and present, and that you have always believed in us. (2004-2016).
Robert & Robert & Christian
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DEGRADED FROM THE JESTER TO A FOOL
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A great trip into how deep the world is going down and why the Jester is laughing at the end. Great tension and arrangements, smart guitar, moving bass, dancing drums and an electrifying voice.
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Continue Normal Living
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In the Capital
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The Australian jangle-poppers venture further into dreampop territory on their verdant new single, with summery, shimmering results.
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Acoustic reworking of the cult emo band's 2008 debut, with turns from American Football's Nate Kinsella, the Kraken Quartet, and more.
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“At Your Leisure” feels less like a definitive statement than a question in process of being asked, one with an answer worth pursuing just as it says on the cover.
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