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Geniuses of post-punk, left-behinds of new-wave or precursors of minimalist pop? The trio Young Marble Giants, who shunned red carpets and fame, are a bit of all of the above. Yet this group has had an underground importance among their peers, despite the brevity of its career and a discography reduced to just one proper album: the timeless Colossal Youth (1980), with its infinite possibilities for adaptation. A reunion in the 2000s suggests that the story isn't over yet...
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