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RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from RipJun 10 2003 - 06:39

Just nabbed "lowercase" off of E-bay for $1.04....worth a shot.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from AlexJun 09 2003 - 18:02

Just ordered it a couple of hours ago. It was the very last used copy on Amazon. They don't even have any new ones.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from Rob SJun 09 2003 - 17:56

you should try to get their 1st album lowercase too. It's excellent.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from AlexJun 09 2003 - 13:19

Just received it today. Amazing. I can't believe I'd never heard of them before. Similar general feel of Codeine, except slower, softer, sadder, prettier, and with better vocals. I highly recommend buying "Half Cut" ASAP.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from mustafaJun 02 2003 - 12:26

bluetile lounge will not disappoint...

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from AlexJun 02 2003 - 11:48

The Bluetile Lounge sample clips on Amazon.com sound pretty good. I just bought it used for $5.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from Rob SJun 02 2003 - 09:02

I doubt it. I'll let u all know when it comes out.

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from Eric ArnoldJun 02 2003 - 08:35

Will the Mukaizake record be available in the U.S.?

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from Rob sJun 01 2003 - 19:03

sandro

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from JR OlssonJun 01 2003 - 09:17

art of fighting would be the band for you. the 'wires' lp blows! www.artoffighting.com

RE: Australian 'slowcore/sadcore bands' | from Rob sJun 01 2003 - 04:36

Bluetile Lounge. Dan's new band Mukaizake have a
CD out in June. I used to be in one called Braving The Seabed and now i'm in a band called Minor Ache. Sorry 'bout the self promotion. Art of fighting. Adam Said Galore's new stuff fits into this at times.

anyone now of any | from aussie fanJun 01 2003 - 03:57

anyone know of any bands in Australia, similar in nature to idaho, red house painters, AMC, etc (or anywhere else for that matter) - or is this just an american phenomenon?