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Duster
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Artist profile · 05/07/2026
About
Duster's sound combines lo-fi aesthetics with indie and psychedelic rock, producing atmospheric and slow-tempo tracks. Their vinyl catalog features pivotal releases like "Stratosphere" (1998), "Contemporary Movement" (2000), and their 2019 self-titled album. These are complemented by recent albums such as "Together" (2022), "Remote Echoes" (2023), and the upcoming "In Dreams" (2024) released on Numero Group with multiple colored and limited edition pressings.
The band’s records reflect a commitment to textured sonic landscapes and understated melodies, often found in the slowcore and space rock genres. Vinyl collectors will find a variety of editions including splattered, translucent, and colored vinyl variants that track their evolving sound over nearly three decades.
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
Duster
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Inside OutStratosphere · 1998
Me and the BirdsContemporary Movement · 2000
Stars Will Fall
ConstellationsStratosphere · 1998
Gold DustStratosphere · 1998
Moon AgeStratosphere · 1998
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Heading for the DoorStratosphere · 1998Essentials
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#1 · 1998Duster's debut full-length, marking their signature slowcore and indie rock blend with 17 tracks. A cornerstone for fans tracking the band's early sound.
#2 · 2000Follow-up album extending their space rock and indie exploration with 12 tracks, frequently sought after on vinyl.
#3 · 2019Self-titled album that marked their return after a long hiatus, showcasing indie and alternative rock styles across 12 tracks.
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The 1998 recording of "Stratosphere" established Duster’s slowcore approach with a blend of indie and space rock elements across 17 tracks. This album set a foundation still revered by collectors.
Starting with Duster's 2019 self-titled album and continuing with "Together" (2022) and "Remote Echoes" (2023), the band’s more recent vinyl editions are issued by Numero Group featuring limited and colored vinyl variants.
Several albums like "Stratosphere" and "Together" have been released in multiple colored vinyl editions including blue, gold, green, and smoke variants, appealing to collectors with an eye for visual as well as sonic uniqueness.
"Duster’s music encapsulates a unique blend of melancholic slowcore fused with psychedelic undertones."— Critical Review
"Inside Out" leads Duster’s top tracks with over 17 million plays, exemplifying the band’s reach within indie and slowcore audiences globally.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Duster was formed in 1996 in San Jose, California, USA.
Essential vinyl albums include "Stratosphere" (1998), "Contemporary Movement" (2000), and "Duster" (2019).
Duster’s sound spans indie rock, slowcore, lo-fi, space rock, and psychedelic rock.
Yes, many records have colored and limited edition vinyl such as blue, gold, and translucent pressings, especially from Numero Group releases.
French collectors can find Duster’s vinyls through specialized indie music stores and online platforms that carry US releases and limited editions.
"Inside Out", "Me and the Birds", and "Stars Will Fall" are among the most played tracks worldwide.
Duster’s recent vinyl releases are managed by Numero Group, featuring several editions per album.
Pricing varies by edition and rarity, with vinyls like "In Dreams" ranging from about 11 to 22 euros, influenced by edition scarcity and condition.
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