Archive | April, 2010

Groovin’ The Moo Preview

April 30, 2010 by Lachy 1 Comment

I’m heading to Groovin’ The Moo in Bendigo tomorrow, so thought I’d try something a little different and post a preview of the kind of day I’m expecting, the acts I want to see, and tips for other heading to the festival.

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New Interpol Song ‘Lights’ Free Download

April 29, 2010 by Lachy 0 Comments

Not much to add. Grab it here in exchange for signing up to their mailing list. I’m definitely looking forward to the album.

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You Have To Hear: Local Natives

April 28, 2010 by Lachy 0 Comments

These guys from LA have been making waves in the indie scene for a while now, with achingly beautiful rock tunes, sublime three-part melodies, and hooks galore. Their debut album ‘Gorilla Manor’ was released in the US earlier this year, and it’s an absolutely stunning album, so I definitely recommend you grab a copy if […]

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Stream The Purple Sneakers DJs Promo Mix

April 26, 2010 by Lachy 0 Comments

Sydney’s Purple Sneakers DJs will be releasing their debut compilation on the 11th June entitled ‘We Mix You Dance’, featuring mixes of the likes of Phoenix, Miike Snow, Art vs. Science, The Big Pink, and even Pluck favourites Kid Sam. In the meantime you can stream a promo mix from the guys right here. Tracklist […]

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Album Review: The Lucky Wonders ‘Thirteen O’Clock’

April 25, 2010 by Lachy 1 Comment

The Lucky Wonders are songwriting duo Jessie Vinitia and Emma Royle, along with Brent Calcutt on bass and Anastassijah Scales on drums. From Byron Bay, they have recently released their debut album, ‘Thirteen O’Clock’. It is unashamedly emotional folky pop music, but that’s exactly why you have to love it.

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Album Review: The National ‘High Violet’

April 24, 2010 by Lachy 16 Comments

The National proclaimed ‘High Violet’ would be their happy pop record. It’s not. Many people thought that this record would be a massive disappointment after the huge success of ‘Boxer’. It’s not. What it is, is a masterpiece.

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