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Nate Henricks
Nate Henricks
Background information
Born	(1987-03-04) March 4, 1987 (age 37)
Genres	Lo-fi music

Nate Henricks (born March 4, 1987) is a songwriter, producer, and visual artist from Peoria, Illinois. Henricks's work has received critical attention for its 'internet generation collage style' and for his alignment with the underground lofi movement of the 2000s.^[1]^[2] A number of his albums have been released on various small-run tape labels across the United States. Henricks has also been recognized for his unconventional approach to website design,^[3] music video composition,^[4] digital art, and painting.^[5]

Discography

We Make Low Art (2007)
Music Makes Me Crash My Car (2009)
24 Mins. (2011)
Jackdaws Love My Big Sphinx of Quartz (2011)
Horse Carrot/Lemonade Guarantee (2011)
Hang Out/Lay Low Top Grossing Films of 1984 split (2012) Released on cassette by Eat Tapes
Prehistoric Candybar (2012) Released on cassette by Sunup Recordings
Nth Meridian (2012)
Close Encounters with Green Magic (2012) Released on cassette by Patient Sounds Intl.
Horseradish (2013) Released on cassette by Patient Sounds Intl.
Warp Time the Zoom Goon's Kookamunga (2013)
Sleetmute (2014)
Neon For No One (2014) Released on cassette by Crash Symbols
Apple Juice (2014)
Quest for the Obsolete Egg (2014)
How I Got Nanoscopic (2015) Released on cassette by Truly Bald
Crown Leaf Chorus (2016) Released on cassette by Patient Sounds Intl.
wildness, ed. wildness (2022)^[6]

References

^ "Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone". BBC Radio 6 Music. Retrieved January 30, 2016.
^ Grebey, James. "RAC Is Enjoying the Singles Life in His Second Act". SPIN.com. Retrieved January 30, 2016.
^ Pavlovic, Liz. "Week in Review # 76". Decoder Magazine. Retrieved January 30, 2016.
^ Hall, Ryan. "Videodrone: Nate Henricks – "DUMBFOUNDMENDTATION" & "Evil Knieval Live at the Beach"". Tome to the Weather Machine. Retrieved January 30, 2016.
^ Fox, Erik (April 4, 2012). "Who Is: Nate Henricks". Summer Teen Zine. Retrieved January 30, 2016.
^ "wildness, ed. wildness, by Nate Henricks". Nate Henricks. Retrieved April 5, 2024.

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