Edward Ka-Spel
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Biography
Edward Francis Sharp, born on January 23, 1954, in London, is an English singer also known as Edward Ka-Spel. He co-founded The Legendary Pink Dots, where he served as lead singer, keyboardist, and songwriter under various pseudonyms such as D'Archangel and Prophet Q'Sepel. Throughout his career, Ka-Spel released numerous solo albums, including Laugh China Doll (1984), Eyes! China Doll (1985), and Chyekk, China Doll (1985). Ka-Spel also collaborated with various artists, notably cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy on the project The Tear Garden and Amanda Palmer on the album I Can Spin A Rainbow. He was also involved with the experimental band Mimir, along with Phil Knight, Christoph Heeman, and others. His discography spans a wide range of genres, from traditional pop and electronic music to experimental and avant-garde styles.
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- Track Popularity
- Hotel X
- Absolution
- Bad Mood
- Man Or Mouse
- Six Cats On a Dead Man's Chest
- Under the Junction
- Going My Way
- Darkness O
- The Modest Ambitions of Cedric the Centipede
- Even Now
- As a Bird a Missing Piece
- The Char Char
- Illumina
- Decay
- Homage
- Slogans On A Cold Steel Canvas
- There Was a Crooked Man
- Katrina/A Splash O' Blue/Space Is Cheap
- New Fools Moon the Closet
- My Wandering Star As a Bird Part 2
- Three Times Daily
- Prisoners Of War
- Devascapes 1-3
- Prithee
