Now that the wall between rock purism and the digital dancefloor has been reduced to mere rubble, a suite of newer, harder, brighter, faster bands are getting down to the business at hand: having a good time. This week, Melbourne's dance-pop mood masters Cut Copy go from bright neon love to hazy ghost colors.
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Don't Stop the Rock: Part 1
Posted: May 7th, 2008, 1:00am MDT by XLR8R Magazine