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Petty Theft
03:10
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Where Would I
04:00
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Throw Us In The Sea
02:59
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Heads And Shoulders
03:51
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Where Reason Ends
05:31
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Bending Spoons
03:30
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Straight Up
04:10
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Each To Their Own
03:39
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Peter Melbourne, Australia
PETER is Adam Dean (vocals, guitar), Matthew Kenneally (guitars), Justin Olsson (drums), and James Savage (bass).
Peter recommends:
Not being biased or anything, but Canary's debut album, Dear Universe, is pret-ty pret-ty pretty good.
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Avalon Cassettes
by Jamie Hutchings
Jamie Hutchings could well be Australia's most underrated singer-songwriter. For the kind of songs that create worlds of their own, there's not many who can compete. (Not that it's a competition)
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Good Morning Seven
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The Australian experimental duo's sprawling and nearly hour-long seventh record is filled with synths, strings, and samples.
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Noise pop at its finest from this rambunctious Melbourne group that thrives on louder-than-loud guitars and belted-out vocals.
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Four indie-pop reflections on growth and loss from the Australian singer-songwriter, sustained by robust pianos and fervent vocals.
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Fueled by serrated riffs, raspy vocals, and rubbery basslines, the Aussie punks' latest pushes garage rock to rowdy extremes.
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