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Cut Copy are a band from Melbourne, Australia. Their sound, often labeled as indie dance, is much in the vein of contemporaries such as Daft Punk, and draws considerable influence from 80's bands such as Fleetwood Mac, New Order, and ELO. The band began in 2001 as the project of Dan Whitford. In 2003 Whitford recruited additional members, and in 2005 toured internationally for the first time, visiting London, New York and Los Angeles. They have toured with international acts Franz Ferdinan...Read More >
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First, a song from one of the bands that grabbed my attention at Friday's Coachella show, and has not let go. More on them later. After a restful night's sleep at the deceptively-named Vagabond Inn Executive, and a bit of morning beverage (juice for me, thanks), it was high time to meet the ladies and hit the road. Which we did in style, courtesy of Amber and the shortbus AKA the biggest SUV I 've seen in some time. Huge carbon footprint, but at least we're carpooling... MORE
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This was originally intended to be a post about Cut Copy but I couldn't come up with anything to say about them. Thus, the song is just an accomplice to my scattered, abstract thoughts...so do what you will with it.
"It is true, I am only a wanderer, a pilgrim on this earth! But are you more?" The Sorrows of Young Werther, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog, Caspar David Friedrich, c. 1818... MORE
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Not sure that's an appropriate description of Cut Copy, but man I'm digging this record in a hardcore kind of way. It's immediately gratifying, and only gets better after multiple spins. Typically, for me anyway, anything overtly "retro"-sounding is a turn off, but there's something special about In Ghost Colours. It's like waking up in the morning and instantly being in a good mood (y'know - sun shining, birds singing, other corny things). This is the first track from the re... MORE
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It’s been quite a while between releases for Melbourne based indie-synth-electro popsters, Cut Copy. But in that time they’ve built up an international reputation as some of the best in the business. Having toured with the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party and Daft Punk, winning hearts all the while. Now with the eventual release of their sophomore album, In Ghost Colours, after a delay with the Australian release in order to coincide with the international one, t... MORE
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After Years of Being Out, the Necktie Is In
By Davin Colman for the New York Times GEORGE McCRACKEN doesn’t have to wear a tie. A 25 -year-old painter in Manhattan who works in store design and display to pay the bills, Mr. McCracken is a member of that lucky group who can wear just about anything they please to work.But George McCracken does wear a tie. “I don’t ever wear a collared shirt without one,” he said. “It started when I had a job where I had to wear a jack... MORE
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Cut Copy's album, Bright Like Neon Love, came out in 2004 and is a fine example of the newer wave of, err, new wave. Listen to this track and tell me it isn't infectious. The whole album is pretty listenable and catchy.
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My friend just turned me on to Cut Copy and I'd have to say they kick some serious starfish... and their videos are just as entertaining. This clip is from their 2004 debut album 'Bright Like Neon Love'...Check it out.
'Going Nowhere':
*Thanks bucKet... MORE
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I have been a longtime fan of the Fabric series of mixes (both the "regular" versions and the live mixes), and Cut Copy has recently released one of my favorites. I loved Cut Copy's debut electro-pop album, 'Bright Like Neon Love'. For FabricLive 29, they pull out all of the stops and bounce from tech-pop to dance-punk to music-that-labels-haven't-been-invented-for-yet with ease. There are too many standouts on this album to mention, with tracks from Who Made Who, Goldfrap... MORE
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