April 2012
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IN STORES NOW!
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Boy Girl Boy
Teenagers and Grownups
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A Republic of Sadness
Always and Never
Ancient Flight Text
And You Are?
Anyone Can Say Goodbye
Beneath the Sleepy Lagoon
City
Dead Love EP
Early Warning EP
East of Eden
Faintheartedness
Fantasy Footwork
Fiji Baby
Followed By A Trail Of Sparks
For What It's Worth
Gearloose
Ghost Wave EP
God Bows To Math
Greatest Hits.
Green Like Go EP
Heads I Win, Tails You Lose
Here Comes The Caviar
Into Clear EP
Just Like a Woman
Knucklehead
Like Stray Voltage
Object
Out of the Moon
Pesky Digits
Phantom Limbs
Pictures EP
Postcards From The Edge
Racing Lines
Reporter
Riverhead
Secret Weapon
Shell Money
Songs from the Sleepout
Speed of Sound
Stolen Paintings
Succession
Taken
Terraplane Twilight
The Clsoer You Get The Better I Look
The Way of the Racer
Who Scared Who
GEOFF ONG: Pictures EP
By Amy Maclaine
Geoff Ong’s self-produced and self-recorded debut EP proves a perfect summer release. Between You, Me, and the Irony, the utterly catchy opening track, bursts with energy. Cute, twangy guitar hooks and hand claps, as well as super sweet lyrics, overflow in this foot-tapper of a song. The guitar-driven Ain’t It The Truth changes the pace being a powerful, gospel-inspired ballad. Strong piano chords, brass and a rock and roll vibe make Implications another catchy tune, its making it easily stand out. Rainy Day Song slows the pace once again and finishes the EP off impeccably. Despite the variety Ong delivers each with unmistakeable and unwavering energy and each song is easy to relate to. In fact, the only problem I can find with ‘Pictures’ is that there are only five songs – Geoff Ong is definitely an artist I can’t wait to here more from. Related Information
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