Issue 470 Issue Overview

Issue 470 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

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Sarah Blasko Sydney songstress Sarah Blasko has donned her serious face for the last eighteen months or so. Lonely and travelling all over the world, she simultaneously wrote the follow up to her insanely successful second record �What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have� and the score for the 2008 production of �Hamlet�. So she should be forgiven for being as amused as she is by something like the latest Internet craze of literal translations of some of the most popular music videos.		Mum Smokes House Music/ Easy Sensory Projects/ Inertia Talk about a lot to get your head around. For their second release, Melbourne band Mum Smokes have decided to go with a double album: two separate discs recorded at entirely different times, comprised of 31 tracks in total, all written by the four different songwriters who make up the band. There�s ambient drone jams, there�s ragged indie rock, there�s fragile pop, and that�s just one of the discs. It should, by rights, be a complete and utter mess � it should be an overindulgent dog�s breakfast.
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