Lendi Vexer are a trip hop duo from Buenos Aires, Argentina. The two members of the band are Natalie Naveira and Diego Guiñazu, who uses the stage name DG. They have both been making music since 1995 and formed the band in 2000. They are accompanied by a guitarist and drummer when playing live.
Lendi Vexer | |
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Background information | |
Origin | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
Genres | Trip hop, electronic, alternative rock, ambient |
Years active | 2000–present |
Labels | Stereotape Records |
Members | Natalie Naveira, Diego Guiñazu DG |
Website | lendivexer |
Band lineup
edit- Natalie Naveira – Multi-instrumentalist, including guitar, violin, piano accordion and theremin; singer and songwriter
- DG – Plays sampler, Moog and bass; producer and songwriter
Discography
editSuicidal adage EP (2004)
editTrack listing:
- Tribute to desolation
- 'scape
- Nothing was special
- Suicidal adage.
- Bonus Track with Natalie in Theremin.
The Process of Disillusion album (2007)
editTrack listing:
- 11 de octubre
- To play again
- A boot doesn't ask, just trample
- Courtesy excess
- Simple cycle
- A slow dripping in my brain
- Looking for my time
- Burdel
- The Process Of Disillusion
- Missing time
- Suicidal adage (Spanish version)
- That fish and the bait
- La
Princess of Nothingness CD (2014)
editTrack listing:
- Desert
- Luna de sal
- Princess of Nothingness
- Stormy clouds
Princess of Nothingness LIMITED EDITION on 7" VINYL (2014)
editTrack listing:
- Desert
- Luna de sal
- Princess of Nothingness
- Stormy clouds
DOWNLOAD CARD: three rare versions.
Stormy Clouds Remixed EP (2016)
editTrack listing:
- Stormy Clouds (The Soulmate Project Remix)
- Stormy Clouds (UBM Remix)
- Stormy Clouds (DYREK Remix)
w.e.b. wicked electronic beats vol.1 Trip Hop Compilation (2005)
editEdited by: Tripofagia.com (Trip Hop portal – off line)
Featured: "Tribute to desolation" by Lendi Vexer and other trip hop artists such as U-topia, Lovage (Mike Patton), etc.
References
editExternal links
edit- Official site Archived 28 December 2019 at the Wayback Machine
- Stereotape Records, their record label