Melbourne, Australia based rock/folk outfit Augie March have landed in the US to being their 19 stop tour.Message from the group's website:A brief note to let you know we're heading back to U.S. shores from the 8th of September for some theatre shows with Andrew Bird, then a club tour with The Aliens (ex-Beta Band).This is the first time in a few years we'll have the chance to play consecutive ...
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Augie MarchMoo, You Bloody ChoirJive/Zomba (US), Sony BMG (Aus)Eight stars (out of ten)Augie March conjure fourteen little worlds here, fourteen scenes, fourteen sets of characters. Fourteen proper songs. The band’s commitment to an idea is never less than total—every note, word and beat does its work in conveying something worthy. Over the course of this, their third album, the Melbourne grou
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So I saw Augie March last night and thought I'd tell you all about it. For those that don't know them, they're a bunch of fellas from Melbourne that have three albums to their name, and are currently touring the third. Moo You Bloody Choir, which recently won the Australian Music Prize.It's a good record, too, deserving of an award, but it's even better live, as the gig, at Sydney's Metro Theat...
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Augie March is a very talented band, also from Melbourne. They are fronted by one of the premiere vocalists in the biz -- during a concert we saw by them a few months back, my wife (who is a musico herself) compared him favorably to Jeff Buckley, and that's no small praise.Something of his voice is lost on album (and here on YouTube), but you can still enjoy some quality songwriting, musicians...
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Augie March are from Melbourne, Australia and are one of my favourites. While I don't like comparing artists to other artists, I can't help but mention that their vocalist has a very Jeff Buckley-esque sound. The music is quite complex and has baroque touches and some interesting arrangements. Great songwriting though - I'll be seeing them soon in Sydney for the first time, will be interesti...
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The Augie March album Strange Bird was one of my favorites of 2004. Thus, I was excited to see that the immensely talented Aussie band released a new full length in March. Moo, You Bloody Choir is another very good Augie March album. I chose "very good" over great, stupendous, fucking awesome and the like because I see them as a band poised for greatness, but not quite yet there. I have faith i...
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AUGIE MARCH on MySPACE . From the LP WATCH ME DISAPPEAR , 2008 >>> [ MP3 ] "Lupus" From the LP MOO, YOU BLOODY CHOIR , 2006 >>> [ MP3 ] "Just Passing Through" [ MP3 ] "One Crowded Hour" From the LP STRANGE BIRD , 2002 >>> [ MP3 ] "Song in the Key of Chance" From the LP SUNSET STUDIES , 2000 >>> [ MP3 ] "Heartbeat and Sails"
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Check out this new Augie March video from their upcoming album, Moo, You Bloody Choir.
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Been waiting for this vid to come out... great stuff!!!
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Melbourne, Australia based rock/folk outfit Augie March have landed in the US to being their 19 stop tour.Message from the group's website:A brief note to let you know we're heading back to U.S. shores from the 8th of September for some theatre shows with Andrew Bird, then a club tour with The Aliens (ex-Beta Band).This is the first time in a few years we'll have the chance to play consecutive ...
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I came across this tune today. I've heard it now a few times, and it's really starting to grow on me. There are a few posts on Augie March, but not much music to listen to. So here is a great song by a new band.
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| 1 One Crowded Hour |
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| 2 The Cold Acre |
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| 3 Just Passing Through |
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| 4 Here Comes the Night |
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| 5 Asleep in Perfection |
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