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Figment
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Started in London in early 1998 by Andrew McLauchlan and Dan March, Figment was formed to provide an international platform from which young and upcoming artists would be able to release music, free from any commercial or artistic restraints.
Figment's philosophy held to no rules and each record was conceived spontaneously. All expectations were ignored and no agenda was ever in place. Each project contains music, words and ideas chosen solely by the artists involved, undiluted by any record company criticism or pressure.
Inspired by mad nights and dark days, Figment kept itself as true to the music as possible.
Figment's philosophy held to no rules and each record was conceived spontaneously. All expectations were ignored and no agenda was ever in place. Each project contains music, words and ideas chosen solely by the artists involved, undiluted by any record company criticism or pressure.
Inspired by mad nights and dark days, Figment kept itself as true to the music as possible.
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Discography
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| fig 001 | Various | Figment (12") | 1998 | |
| fig 002 | Dan March | Untitled ◄ (2 versions) | 1998 | |
| FIG003 | Andrew McLauchlan | Torchlight E.P. (12", EP) | 1999 | |
| fig 004 | Various | Chorusline EP (2x12", EP) | 1999 | |
| fig 005 | Andrew McLauchlan | Torchlight Story (12") | 1999 | |
| fig 006 | Tommy Gillard | Rogue Beat Volume One (12") | 1999 | |
| fig 007 | Andrew McLauchlan | Mission Eternal (12") | 2000 | |
| fig 008 | Torchlight | Transitions ◄ (2 versions) | 2000 | |
| fig 009 | Patriot | One What? ◄ (2 versions) | 2001 | |
| fig 010 | Tommy Gillard | Rogue Beat Vol.2 (12") | 2001 | |
| fig 011 | Various | Chorusline Two (2x12", Comp) | 2001 | |