Youth Sounds are an aptly named band hailing from New Orleans who released their second EP earlier this year, ‘Tomorrow And Tomorrow And Tomorrow’. It builds upon the synthy, dreamy, floaty sound the band exhibited on their first EP, injecting it with more percussion and more emotion. While their first EP was a great listen in its own right, it really does seem as if the band were told “Once more, with feeling”.
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Velociraptor ‘In The Springtime’
Yet another great band out of Brisbane, 12 piece garage pop act Velociraptor are heading to Melbourne soon as part of their only tour of the year. First though, have a listen to latest single ‘In The Springtime’, which has been getting a lot of love from pretty much everyone lately, and for a very good reason.
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Gung Ho ‘Twin Rays’
‘Twin Rays’ is the debut single from Brisbane locals Gung Ho. And it’s hard to imagine a song like this coming from too many other places in Australia. It’s very breezy and pretty much oozes surf, but still has plenty of balls. Above all else it’s just inescapably cool. Listen.
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Montpelier ‘China Shop’
Brisbane four-piece Montpelier play grand, powerful, poetic indie pop music. The guys have been everywhere lately, enjoying airplay on Triple J as well as supporting the likes of Frightened Rabbit. And they deserve nothing less: this is delicate, layered, complex music that is very reminiscent of UK’s Elbow, and I can pay it no higher compliment than that.
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Oh No! Yoko ‘Go Alien’
Canadian band Oh No! Yoko play insanely infectious pop music, and have recently released their debut album entitled ‘Pau Pau’, feauting old favourite ’90s Kids’ as well as plenty of new tunes.
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August 30, 2011 
