Starting in the mid-80s, the Telescopes have built a long, silently influential, and consistently obscure career. Starting off as a noise rock band, they then become shoegazers, evolved into dream poppers, and later delved into electronics with avant-garde tendencies. The group's exploratory spirit has produced numerous albums that have rarely sounded like each other, swinging wildly from the muted acoustic melancholy and paisley-patterned rock of their 1992 self-titled album to the dark, hypnotic psychedelia of 2023's Of Tomorrow. Along the way, their prolific nature resulted...