Get all 15 Emile's Telegraphic Transmission Device releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of VHS Memories (Extended), Lost in the Ether (Instrumentals), VHS Memories (Single), Ambivalence in Motion (Deluxe 2024 Digital Remaster), B Sides and Rarities, Singles, The HMV Sessions, Emile's Telegraphic Transmission Device (10th Anniversary Digital Remaster), and 7 more.
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Radio
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Concrete Heart
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Lady Windermere
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Road
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Inferno
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Heritage
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Stay
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Endlessly Recklessly
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Our Purpose to Define
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Don't Cry
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Lovers on TV
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Again
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Violet
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VHS Memories
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Emile's Telegraphic Transmission Device Durham, UK
Emile’s Telegraphic Transmission Device was a synth-pop band from Durham, England, active from 2012 to 2023. Known for their nostalgic sound and emotionally driven songwriting, they blended vintage synthesizers with themes of memory, romance, and loss, gaining a cult following for their cinematic approach to modern pop music. ... more
Emile's Telegraphic Transmission Device recommends:
The sampling combined with deep subject matters give way to the most interesting lyrics I've ever heard. ('Dying in the living room, I only speak the truth!) They deserve every success possible!
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I didn't come here looking for this music, but it has found me anyway.
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