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useraus Melbourne, Australia
USER (Australia) is Andrew Nunns, Frank Galgano, Lisa Gibbs and Daryl Bradie. Cheer yourself up on this Electronic Post-Punk Odyssey.
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A strong and successful collection, more than a labour of love or a curiosity. The SameSame have a deep musical knowledge of Eno's catalogue, high standards, and bring a sideways, indeed oblique, freshness to these songs. "Dead Finks" occupies a more settled yet different space. "Golden Hours" is utterly engaging. "Julie With" suddenly has touches of menace added to its wistfully mythical laconic pastoralism. Well done!
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Really enjoying this new album, Glenn and all. Congratulations. There's an easeful confidence about it that makes you feel good about life, despite the crap that's going on with the world. "This is the future calling" is my fave track right now.
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Summertime guitar-fueled indie pop that jangles and gets noisy in all the right places. Great driving music.
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London multi-instrumentalist pairs sturdy drum machine samples with heady shoegaze guitars, resulting in deftly constructed dreamscapes.
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Let's just park the argument that many of these songs should have been on albums. They are B-sides. They hint at what is likely to come. They are misfits, not fitting in with the majority. They are fun, when the pressure of completing an album is over. Light and shade combined. Most of all, they are typical Undies. A strong barometer of the sound, the spirit and the groove. A must listen. (BTW, Sue is alright).
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