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Flower Drums – 28 Mansions
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Flower Drums – 28 Mansions

Posted on April 28, 2015 by emiliemarielle • Leave a comment

If there were ever an EP designed to bring you to a new level of chill, this would be the one. Flower Drums have released something powerful, yet not abrasive. These Aussie locals feature entrancement, harmonies and moody electronica on their new independent release. If any of that appeals to you, dare to experience the … Continue reading →

They Might Be Giants – Glean
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They Might Be Giants – Glean

Posted on April 22, 2015 by emiliemarielle • Leave a comment

The veteran rockers’ 17th studio album isn’t likely to shake any cores, but it will put a smile on your face. Opening track, Erase, is super cool and lively. Music Jail, Pt. 1 & 2 is pretty quirky and abstract, and perhaps only for avid fans, while songs to listen out for are Madam, I … Continue reading →

The Wombats – Glitterbug
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The Wombats – Glitterbug

Posted on April 16, 2015 by emiliemarielle • Leave a comment

The menacing marsupials are at it again. Now well into the electro pop genre, Glitterbug guarantees the same techno beats that previous album, This Modern Glitch provided, but perhaps this needs more time to grow on you. Needless to say, there is a fever pitch that comes with these British brutes and the lyrical skill … Continue reading →

British India – Nothing Touches Me
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British India – Nothing Touches Me

Posted on March 29, 2015 by emiliemarielle • Leave a comment

The Melbourne group’s new album is reminiscent of early Wombats and Brit pop of the early ‘00s – there’s something so lovable about it. Spider Chords features the line, “She is lighter than a feather, I am heavier than lead,” and this is only the beginning of the prolific lyrics that lead vocalist, Declan Melia, … Continue reading →

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