Hangedup (album)

Hangedup is the self-titled debut studio album by the Canadian experimental rock band Hangedup, released in 2002. It is characterized by its unusual instrumentation, featuring cello, vibraphone, drums, and guitar, and its blend of post-rock, avant-garde jazz, and chamber music elements. The album is largely instrumental, with sparse vocalizations. It was released to critical acclaim and is considered a significant work in the Montreal independent music scene. The tracks are known for their dynamic shifts and intricate arrangements, creating a cinematic and often unsettling atmosphere.