Nialler9 — Just posted my Zonoscope review on State and then arrives a new sports-themed video for the edited version of ‘Need You Now’ courtesy of Stereogum. Directed by Keith Schofield, the man responsible for Charlotte Gainsbourg & Beck’s ‘Heaven Can... more info

Culture Bully — New Keith Schofield-directed music video for "Need You Now" by Cut Copy, from the group's 2011 release, Zonoscope. more info

Stereogum — A couple weeks ago we brought you “Need You Now,” another nice taste from Zonoscope and the first track on the album. I appreciated the way the song subtly gained more energy as it went on. The video does something similar, building hilarity and ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — With its third album, “Zonoscope,” the Austrialian act Cut Copy has established itself as something like the Down Under version of Phoenix. Like those French stylists, frontman Dan Whitford and his fellow pop pirates have an impeccable sense of j... more info

Music For Ants — With Cut Copy’s success, the floodgates are open for more Aussie synth-pop bands to make it big in the States and I propose that Gold Fields may be the next band to do it. The Ballarat, Australia band just formed last summer and they are already to... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Vine: The band's obviously gotten bigger since its inception. I believe the biggest show you played was at Lollapolooza last year. Is there a different style that you take when you're playing to that many people, as opposed to... more info

Altsounds — *Holy Ghost!*'s already ubiquitous track '*Do It Again*' is the perfect intro to the band's immediately catchy self-titled debut album. The 10-song LP includes guest appearances from the likes of *Luke Jenner* of the *Rapture*, *Chris Glover* from ... more info

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Guardian Music — (Modular)This Melbourne quartet's third album is almost like a mix tape, taking snatches of recognisable songs and blending them together into their own tracks with the aim of creating a greater whole. You'll hear a Fleetwood Mac bassline, a fragment... more info

411 Mania — An amazing blend of the mechanical and the organic, Cut Copy has crafted a synth-pop record that is downright funky and may well turn out to be the best summer album we get all year. more info