Established in 1835, Melbourne is Australia's second largest city today with a population of around 4 million in its greater area. Melbourne is also one of the continent's cultural centres and boasts an influential music scene, which gave rise to acts like Birthday Party, Nick Cave, Dead Can Dance, or, more recently, Snog.
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International Deejay Gigolo Records |
There's actually only one Person behind Kikumoto Allstars: Melbourne-based DJ and producers Cam Farrar. While the uninitiated might assume him suffering from multiple personality disorder, his pseudonym rather refers to the assorted selection of plastic...
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Hymen Records |
Originally started as a three-piece but reduced to main man David Thrussell and a varying line-up of musicians since the projects debut in 1992. With music covering styles from industrial, techno, and ambient to some synth-pop, country music and funk,...
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Modular Recordings |
The musical lovechild of Melbournite Dan Whitford, Cut Copy was originally a solo project for Whitford to exercise his love of sampling and instrumental hip-hop and eventually turned into Australia's most influential dance/pop crossover project with the...
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