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Learn To Dance
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Girls Like Boys
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I Like The Straight Boys
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Finnigan and Brother Canberra, Australia
Chris and David Finnigan make guitar, electronica and spoken word music.
Finnigan and Brother have toured around Australia and Colombia.
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This album is wonderful, a modern epic. It's exhilarating and heartbreaking--an Australian queer mythos that is universal.. Definitely worth getting the limited-edition book version--the book is gorgeous, and has additional texts (I also got a separate volume of Marcus Whale's poetry with it). If you're not sure, check out the "My Captain" video, and you'll get a taste of this amazing production.
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An introspective record that fuses post-rock, shoegaze and ambient synth patches into a seamless array of shimmering soundscapes.
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Sarah Louise blends glitchy electronics with comfortingly familiar folk guitar on a surprise release imbued with a quiet sense of dignity.
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Do You Know Enough?
by Moaning Lisa
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Can't fault the band's own description of this 5 track EP. They dip into all forms of post-punk rock from emo, shoegaze to hard rock & Pixies style indie. Though they like to rock loud, they also have a fine melodic sense, which means each song is a surprise, you don't know where this journey is going. And fellow Sleater-Kinney fans will smile at the opening track. Simply fantastic.
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