
Australian music
5 November 2009In between looking for a job and a place to live, I’ve been trying to dip my toe into Australian music. If you look at my recent Blip.fm stream you’ll see some of the results of that dipping: a playlist of alternating older and newer Aussie rock tunes.
The classic tracks from that playlist were:
- GANGgajang – Sounds Of Then (This Is Australia)
- Cold Chisel – Khe Sanh
- INXS – Original Sin
- Pseudo Echo – Living in a Dream
- Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs – Poison Ivy
- Midnight Oil – Truganini
- AC/DC – Thunder Struck
The newer bands’ tracks – some of which are brand new to me in the last few days – were:
- Bag Raiders – Shooting Stars
- Tame Impala – Sundown Syndrome
- Jonathan Boulet – Ones Who Fly Twos Who Die
- Barons of Tang – Dogs of Rotterdam
- Dead Letter Chorus – Down In Your Valley
- The Presets – Down Down Down
- Wolfmother – New Moon Rising
Barons of Tang and Dead Letter Chorus are both playing at the Newtown Festival this weekend. I’m going to make an effort to catch both.
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“Science and music hurtling Londonwards at eye-watering velocity”
Syndeywards? Downunderwards? Subequatorialwards?…
antipodeanwards?
Also, in the ‘about’ section: “I’m a late thirty-something Canadian…”
Really?
So much to update…