Alberta Cross
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They may sound like a jeep-driving, hillside-lounging, golden-skinned and poetically-tongued troop of 1960s Californian folk-rockers, but Peter Ericson-Stakee and Terry Wolfers herald from the foggy urban jungle of East London. It was in the murky watering-holes of the East End where their love of classic blues, soul, folk and rock were merged. The result: Alberta Cross, and their Miloco-made debut LP, The Thief and the Heartbreaker, which was released in April 2007.
Alberta Cross, producer Simon Barny-Barnlacott and Interface's Finn Eiles were in and out of The Square, The Neve and The Garden throughout 2006 and the start of 2007 making The Thief And The Heartbreaker.
Miloco Releases
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Alberta Cross - 'The Thief And The Heartbreaker'
Alberta Cross are the unlikeliest of East End bands: less of the Shoreditch shades on a dank teenage-English evening of electro-bopping, and more of the warming beards and black top-hats of the Californian folk scene. Ironic or not, The Thief and the Heartbreaker impressively draws on the hippy-folk that flowed gloriously around the LA Canyons in the 1960s. Interface's Finn Eiles engineered a selection of tracks off Matinee, using Miloco's Square studio for both tracking and mixing. Simon 'Barny' Barnicott produced the album.  
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