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Boy & Bear @ The Metro

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Boy & Bear

‘Home-town boys made good’ is one damn accurate cliché if you’re in Boy & Bear. Supported by Emma Louise, a Queensland export with infinite potential ( and almost as infinite charm ) and Jinja Safari, Boy & Bear played The Metro last Thursday, sold to capacity. Their tour’s over for now, so here’s some photos  to keep you folk-pop’d up until next time.
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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – 'Black Tooth'

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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – ‘Black Tooth’ (mp3)

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A killer new track from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard (try saying that five times). Hailing from Anglesea/Melbs these guys have spent the last few months putting the touches on their debut EP Willoughby’s Beach.

‘Black Tooth’ may begin with a frenzied assault of guitars, but after a quick tempo change it comes up swinging with the kind of negligence King Khan’s discipleship would thrust in your face.

To mark the release of ‘Black Tooth’ King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will be touring their surf sludge around the East Coast (see after the jump).

The band will also be playing a show with DZ Deathrays on the 18th of June at Ding Dong, so if you’re in Melbourne remember to get down.

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Olympic Ayres – 'Daylight' (Animal Status remix)

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Olympic Ayres – ‘Daylight’ (Animal Status remix) (mp3)

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Loving the new remix of Olympic Ayres tune ‘Daylight’ by NY’s Animal Status at the moment.

The track has been toned down a notch, with some Bag Raiders-type tambourine samples standing in for the jungle vibe of the original. That being said, it’s still remains a feel-good track at best.

Fit for radio, fit for a serious workout on my playlist and a track I’ll be holding dear to before the general retail collective decides to rotate this to exhaustion in their stores. Good stuff.

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megastick fanfare @ FBi Social

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megastick fanfare are just about the best indie-electronica you could hope for – touched up with dashings of mathrock stylings and  glorious almost ambience. Absolutely rocking, . Support Sealion are Sydney regulars and were perhaps a little lacklustre, but still fun. The Parking Lot Experiment were  banterful and wistfully fantastic, jumping instruments and styles with ease.

Top night in all; FBi do a great job with these shows, catch one if you can.

More pics after the break.

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The Grates – 'Turn Me On' (video)

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The Grates are back with one less member, a slight tweak to their sound and have ditched the gold bodysuits for some monochromatic seriousness here. While the new stuff is a bit more toned down, it’s hard to expect anything too sensible from these guys.

‘Secret Rituals’ is out June 17th.

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