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Australia's Cut Copy (Dan Whitford) is a purveyor of orchestral pop set
to a retro-disco beat and pierced in a way similar to the British vogue
of the 1980s during the age of synth-pop. The idea per se would not particularly
revolutionary, but the addition of the guitar next to the electronic
keyboards and drum-machines makes for a rougher sound on
Bright Like Neon Love (2004). The winners, though, are the
dance-pop numbers:
Time Stands Still,
Going Nowhere,
Future.
Improved audio quality turned In Ghost Colours (Modular, 2008)
into a commercial success, emphasizing the
catchy and obvious dance jams
(Feel the Love, Lights And Music, Hearts on Fire)
although some of the best numbers still fall in the
rock category (So Haunted).
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