Museum Of Bellas Artes call it a day
Stockholm future-pop three-piece Museum Of Bellas Artes have decided to "call it quits".
They released their debut record Pieces late in 2013 via Best Fit Recordings/Force Majeure, but have been active since 2008.
In a statement on their Facebook page, the trio wrote:
"THE END OF MUSEUM OF BELLAS ARTES
Friends,
We have after a longer break decided to call it quits. We will not record music as Museum of Bellas Artes anymore. For those wondering: we will continue to make music, but in new forms. Exactly what and when remains to be seen.
But we will not leave you empty-handed. That's not our style. So before saying farewell, we want to give you a small gift: the over a year late music video for ‘Twine’. We re-recorded the song to suit the video.
And a big thank you for all the kindness and genuine appreciation you have shown us throughout the years.
We’ll meet again,
Alice, Joanna & Leonard"
While the band members' separate futures aren't clear, Leonard Öhman has already released music under the moniker Kallokain.
You can still buy Pieces here.
Watch the band's final hurrah, "Twine II" below.
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