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The opening lines of this Lucksmiths song are "Is it April yet? / I forget sometimes how slowly summer passes", which I couldn't make sense of for a second, but then I remembered: because they're Australian! So cool to experience exotic cultures through their literary traditions :)
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4/3/25.
When I mentioned Mark Monnone yesterday, it made me remember that his project, Monnone Alone (Melbourne, Australia), has a new LP coming out. Aside from being a great person and the mastermind of Lost & Lonesome Recording Co., Mark is an outstanding pop musician in his own right. Micah and I saw it firsthand when Monnone Alone opened for The Zebras years ago in Sacramento. Additionally, he was a founding member of The Lucksmiths. Special guest appearances on the new album include Steph Hughes (Dick Diver) and Gary Olson (The Ladybug Transistor).
"Dry Doubt" has a definite Pavement-sounding guitar and feel. But Mark's voice and melodies are all his own. "Ways To Wear My Hair" was originally released back in 2023 on a lathe-cut from Royal Mint (Finland).
Bands like The Slow Summits and Chime School ply a similar sound to Monnone Alone. Meritorio Records and Repeating Cloud will be releasing "Here Comes the Afternoon" in early May 2025.
i have no wish to be reminded of just how awkward i can be
... but you stole that line and you probably stole that shirt, as well
I never get tired of this band. Was lucky to see them live many times. Miss 'em.
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Good-Bye Bad Times-Phil Oakey, Giorgio Moroder
Like To Get You Know You Well-Howard Jones
Secret Separation-The Fixx
We Close Our Eyes-Oingo Boingo
If You Could Know-Shannon and the Clams
Apple Pie Bed-Lawrence Arabia
Emotion in Motion-Ric Ocasek
5 O’Clock World-The Vogues
Rich Kids-The Drums
Rollerskate-Call and Response
Red Rubber Ball-The Cyrcle
Can’t Seem to Make You Mine-The Seeds
I Left a Woman Waiting-Leonard Cohen
The Year of Driving Languorously-The Lucksmiths
Whistle Down the Wind-Nick Heyward
At First Sight-The Stems
Common at Noon-The Real Kids
Summer Sun-Baby Shakes
The Caterpillar-The Cure
Sun In My Mouth-Bjork
Souvenir-OMD
Downtown-The B-52s
3/10/23.
Lost and Lonesome Recording Co. (Mark Monnone's label) just announced a 7" from longtime producer and "middle-aged has-been", Gareth Parton (Melbourne, Australia). "Molecule/Soft World" is being released by his band Hot Copper which has members from The Lucksmiths and The Zebras to name a few.
Oddly, this is his musical debut, but he's had a long and lustrous career as a producer for bands like The Beta Band (check out Steve Mason's new release on Domino) and The Go! Team to name a few.
While sounding like an amalgamation of the bands who populate Hot Coppers, the 2nd song, "Soft World" recalls Belle and Sebastian ("If You're Feeling Sinister era).
Apparently, there is a full-length due in May 2023.
