CUT COPY

I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO THIS BAND CALLED CUT COPY, THEY ARE FROM AUSTRALIA , IT IS A VERY GOOD ELECTRONIC SOUNDING BAND , IT HAS A MIX OF ROCK AND ELECTRONIC LIKE NEW ORDER, IF YOU HAVE TIME PLEASE CHECK THESE TRACKS OUT

• LIGHTS AND MUSIC
• HEARTS ON FIRE
• FAR AWAY
• NOBODY LOST

TO BE HONEST THE WHOLE ALBUM IS A VERY GOOD

HERE IS THE LINK TO LISTEN THE WHOLE ALBUM

http://groups.imeem.com/xMEMQuQr/playlist/f9Bgv8aL/cut\_copy\_in\_ghost\_colours\_music\_playlist/

HERE IS THE LINK SORRY ABOUT THAT

http://groups.imeem.com/xMEMQuQr/playlist/f9Bgv8aL/cut_copy_in_ghost_colours_music_playlist/

Cut Copy has a song called "1981" that's inspired by Blue Monday and uses the backing to BM for most of the song.

Here's the video. Its pretty cool.

They're other music is great, by the way. Lots of New Order influence.

I've been pushing them here, well that's prolly not the right word for a while now. I've been meaning to get their new album, well it's only been released for a couple of weeks now.

Their song "Lights & Music" is the free download of the week on iTunes....better hurry if you want it becasue I think they change the free song on Tuesdays. I'm not sure though.

I guess I should mention that it's on the US iTunes. I'm not sure about the other stores.

they are good....i'll see them on may 15 in Washington DC at the Black Cat

Didnt Cut:Copy play well down the bill at the Wireless Festival in 2005, same day as NO?

I haven't a clue.. I was in the beer tent

Aussie NO-alikes, oh no, it's Boxcar all over again...

depthcharge wrote: Aussie NO-alikes, oh no, it's Boxcar all over again...

I was thinking the same thing.i did see cut-copy at the V-FESTIVAL in Melbourne.

Burt Reynolds wrote: Didnt Cut:Copy play well down the bill at the Wireless Festival in 2005, same day as NO?

I haven't a clue.. I was in the beer tent

i don't remember them being there - but i missed the start, got there for komakino, then i caught rilo kiley, hard-fi, had a snowball fight, had some balloons, saw a bit of moby, a bit of graham coxon & then new order. good day that.