SPC ECO

SPC ECO (pronounced Space Echo[1][2]) are a British shoegaze band formed in 2007.[3][4]

SPC ECO
OriginUK
GenresAlternative rock, dream pop, drone, electronic, shoegazing
Years active2007–present
LabelsClub AC30 (2008)
The Electric Label (UK, 2009-)
Noiseplus Music (US, 2009-)
Quince (Japan, 2009-)
ELaB Records (UK)
MembersDean Garcia
Rose Berlin
Websitespceco.com

The band consists of Dean Garcia (bass, drums, guitar and programming), formerly of Curve, and his daughter Rose Berlin (vocals); and a long list of "friends and collaborators" including: Joey Levenson, Perry Pelonero, Jarek Leskiewicz, Debbie Smith, Steve Monti, Harry K G, Preston Maddox, Russell Keeble, Ed Shearmur, Alan Moulder, Masa at Quince Japan, Julian Baker, Anne Baker, Freddie Lomaz, Slade Templeton, J P Wombbaby, Alex Keevil, Jo Neale, Zac, Laura and Em, Robin Allport, Gary Crowley, Chris McCormack, Baxter, Merlin Rhys Jones, Chris Rigg, Phill Savidge, Jo Murray, and John Howarrd Fletcher.[5][6]

Discography

All releases are issued on ELaB Records (aka Eco Lab Recordings), an independent label owned and operated by Dean Garcia; with the exception of the You're Alright / Another Day single issued on Club AC30.

3-D was also released on Noiseplus Music, Quince Records, Electric; and the Silver Clouds EP was released on Electric.

The single "Push" from the Push EP was featured on "BBC London Introducing: The best in new music with Gary Crowley". on 26 January 2013. Crowley commented "We played them before to always a good reaction; Rose likes twisters and Marcel Duchamp, Dean likes eating biscuits and staying up late."[7] A review by Wave Maker Magazine stated "Push is undeniably one of those songs that automatically has the ability to put you into a trance, and for all of the right reasons."[8]

Albums
  • 3-D (2009; 1 January 2010) [9]
  • Alternative Mixes and Remixes (16 September 2010) [9]
  • You Tell Me (1 November 2011) [9]
  • Dark Notes (18 August 2012) [9]
  • Sirens and Satellites (18 September 2013) [9]
  • The Art of Pop (28 June 2014) [9][10]
  • Dark Matter (3 May 2015) [9][11]
  • All We Have Is Now (25 March 2016) [9][12]
  • Anomalies (12 August 2016) [9][13]
  • Calm (22 August 2017) [9][14]
  • Fifteen (15 February 2019) [9][15]
  • 6月LP (1 June 2020)
  • Day By Day (18 June 2021)
  • Times Like These (16 July 2021)
  • Be The Change (22 July 2022)

EPs
  • Silver Clouds (5 May 2010) [9]
  • Out of the Sky (25 September 2010) [9]
  • Big Fat World (10 May 2011) [9]
  • Don't Say (10 March 2012) [9]
  • Push (12 December 2012) [9]
  • Zombie (30 September 2014) [9][16]
  • Smile (8 July 2015) [9][17]
  • Favorite Colour (12 August 2016) [9][18]
  • Ours (17 August 2016) [9]

Singles
  • "You're Alright / Another Day" (2007) [9]
  • "Silent Night" (2010) [9]
  • "Ave Verum Corpus" (2011) [9]
  • "Hollow Talk" (2012) [9]
  • "Because" (2013)
  • "Fallen Stars" (2013)
  • "Delusional Waste" (2013)
  • "Fuck You" (2014)
  • "2+2=5" (2014)
  • "Hear Me Now" (2015)
  • "Feel Me" (2015)

Compilation albums
  • SPC and Time Vol. 1 (2015) [9]
  • SPC and Time Vol. 2 (2015) [9]

Remixes
  • The Art Of Pop Remixes + (2014) [9]

References
  1. "The Electric Label SPC ECO".
  2. Bernard Van Isacker (4 September 2009). "Curve's Dean Garcia goes for SPC ECO". Side-Line Music Magazine. Retrieved 6 October 2011.
  3. Jen Stratosphere Fanzine (18 May 2009). "Interview with SPC ECO". DOA Adequacy.net Indie Music Reviews. Retrieved 6 October 2011. DOA: From what I understand, SPC ECO has been around since 2007 -- Dean: Yes it has been ongoing for a couple of years
  4. Bernard Van Isacker (7 August 2011). "Dean Garcia (Curve) signs The Black Holes / SPC ECO / Morpheme to XD Records". Side-Line Music Magazine. Retrieved 6 October 2011.
  5. "SPC ECO Official Site". Retrieved 28 January 2013.
  6. Vaudo, Zak Chaostar (26 January 2013). "SPC ECO releases new video". ReGen Magazine. Retrieved 29 January 2013.
  7. Crowley, Gary (26 January 2013). "BBC London Introducing: The best in new music with Gary Crowley". BBC London. Retrieved 29 January 2013.
  8. Gallant, Alexandra (24 January 2013). "Music Video & Song Review of SPC ECO's Push". Wave Maker Magazine. Retrieved 29 January 2013.
  9. "SPC ECO (Discography)". SPC ECO on Bandcamp. Retrieved 29 January 2013.
  10. "SPC ECO The Art of Pop". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
  11. "SPC ECO Dark Matter". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
  12. "SPC ECO All We Have Is Now". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
  13. "SPC ECO Anomalies". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
  14. "SPC ECO Calm". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 23 August 2017.
  15. "SPC ECO Fifteen". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 4 March 2019.
  16. "SPC ECO Zombie". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 27 August 2015.
  17. "SPC ECO Smile EP". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 27 August 2015.
  18. "SPC ECO Favourite Colour EP". on Bandcamp. Retrieved 12 August 2016.
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