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 be any rules. It’s not [...] [...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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