2008 January | www.elevenmagazine.com.au

The Panics: Cruel Guards

For many, The Panics fit into the ‘too cool for school’ category. [...more]

Muscles: Guns Babes Lemonade

Surfing between the jungle of beats on Guns Babes Lemonade is quite an awaking for the senses. [...more]

78 Saab: The Bells Line

78 Saab has shifted into high gear on this record. [...more]

Whitley: The Submarine

Whitley has the ability to wipe a piece of your mind that has been languishing in sorrow and loneliness. [...more]

Ben Lee: Ripe

It’s really hard to figure out if Ben Lee is taking the piss or just being a bit of a joker. [...more]

No Man’s Woman: Various

This is possibly the most exciting modern day covers album. [...more]

Robyn: Self-titled

Robyn is somewhat of a changeling. [...more]

Operator Please: Yes Yes Vindictive

There must be something in Queensland's water. First The Grates stole our hearts with their delightful bubble gum pop, now Operator Please has taken a slice of the action. [...more]

Mercy Arms Kept Low Inertia/ P+F Mercy Arms’ mixture of disordered electronic meshed with rock is truly enticing. The Sydney band, best known for scoring a personal invitation to join The Strokes on tour, has come up trumps with this, their first EP. The best part of this release is that there doesn’t seem to [...] [...more]

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The Panics: Cruel Guards

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The Waifs: sundirtwater

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Muscles: Guns Babes Lemonade

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78 Saab: The Bells Line

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Whitley: The Submarine

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Ben Lee: Ripe

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No Man’s Woman: Various

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Robyn: Self-titled

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Operator Please: Yes Yes Vindictive

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Mercy Arms: Kept Low

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