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Tag Archives: australia
Review : The Jezabels – The Brink
Seems 2014 is a year for female indie guitar fronted bands to have new releases. Last month we had Warpaint now we have Australia’s finest The Jezabels. Entitled ‘The Brink‘ this record certainly is on the crest of something big. … Continue reading
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Hidden Gems : Icehouse – Icehouse
Today I’ve decided to mention the title song from the debut album which just happens to be the same name as the band, Icehouse. Though really the band is Iva Davies plus friends and musicians hailing from Australia. I actually … Continue reading
Peel Sessions : The Go-Betweens
The Go-Betweens were one of the most criminally ignored Australian band by most of the world. They had their own Lennon and McCartney writing partnership in the shape of Robert Forster and Grant McLennan. Their songs usually had wonderful lyrics … Continue reading
Review : Dean Can Dance – Anastasis
This release caught me by surprise and luckily it was a nice one. Dead Can Dance hail back from the heady early days of 4AD records and they have made such a glorious return. As Brendan Perry sings the opening lines … Continue reading
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Tagged 4AD, agape, all In Good time, amnesia, anabasis, Anastasis, australia, brendan perry, children of the sun, dead can dance, electronic, indie, kiko, lisa gerrard, opium, return of the she-king
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Review : Julia Stone – By The Horns
I came across this Australian singer purely by chance and I am really glad that I did. Julia Stone who previously performed with her brother Angus and this is now her second solo outing. Hailing from Sydney the album was … Continue reading
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