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Cut Copy: Zonoscope

photo: Warwick Baker Aussie band Cut Copy came up with the memorable album In Ghost Colours in 2008, a blend of dance, Eighties disco, Sixties West Coast pop, and - a rare thing for dance tinged band - meaningful lyrics. The long awaited follow-up Zonoscope sounds like the love child of Echo and The Bunnymen and Duran Duran. A bit of AHDH is lurking in the backbeat. With their update of psychedelic pop catapulted into the 21st Century, the band paints trippy broad musical sheets with pinpoint ...

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10:02 on January 24 2011

Cut Copy: Zonoscope

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Warwick Baker Aussie band Cut Copy came up with the memorable album In Ghost Colours in 2008, a blend of dance, Eighties disco, Sixties West Coast pop, and - a ra... more info

20:06 on January 24 2011

Cut Copy – Where I’m Going

Addict Music — Melbourne’s Cut Copy are set to return with brand new album ‘Zonoscope’, released via Modular Recordings on the 7th February in the UK. Cut Copy – Where I’m G... more info

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