Cut Copy return in 2008 with the shimmering timelessness of their new album, ‘In Ghost Colours’. Haunted with machines of the past and sounds of the future, ‘In Ghost Colours’ inhabits the kind of space in time where trends are irrelevant and music is about feeling rather than following and 1969 is just as relevant as 2020. At once both jacking and jangly, electronic and organic, Cut Copy have crafted a record filled with glorious sounds and moods but also unabashedly pop song structures and hooks and melodies for eons…
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by angy on March 27th, 2008
Cut Copy have been one of the most respected names on the indie/electro scene since before there was even a scene in the first place. Fans may have been kept waiting for a while, but never fear - they're back with their new album. And it's a corker. [more]
by jerm on November 7th, 2007
It's been a while since we last heard from Cut Copy, but they’re back and ready gives us a taster of their forthcoming album as they tour the country in support of ‘So Haunted’, the not-so-creepy new single from the Melbourne trio. [more]
Since the release of the band's subliminal 2003 debut Bright Like Neon Love, the accolades have been pouring in thick and fast for the trio from around the globe and their lives have become somewhat of a whirlwind in the wake of release, as they lead the electro rock pack in style the world over. [more]
ITM's Vocal Assault chatted down the line to Dan Whittford, the mastermind behind Cut Copy, to get the goss on working on the new record in Paris, Cut Copy's new live line-up and their long awaited return to the stage. [more]
The original – and in many people’s eyes, the best – the one and only Big Day Out will return once again in early 2009, trundling around the country in January and early February. [more]
Gather round, gather round… it’s time to pick apart the honour roll for the 2008 ARIA Awards. It's not all bad, though, as The Presets have scored four nominations! [more]
Pyramid Rock is back for its fifth year, bigger and better than ever, with one of its finest line-ups to date. Digitalism, Cut Copy, Morcheeba and much more! [more]
Canberra's really has hit the motherload when it comes to summer festivals this year. The last couple of weeks have seen several announced, and now we reveal everything you need to know about the all ages, all genres, party of the year; Trackside! [more]
Having both come off triumphant Australian tours, Modular stars Cut Copy and The Presets are pooling their powers to take on the USA. [more]
Modular favourites Cut Copy have 22 March penciled in for the local release of their second album In The Ghost Colours, but they won’t be here for the happy day. Their excuse? A little trip round the USA, culminating in the desert for Coachella… [more]
Approaching its fourth year on the Australian summer festival circuit, Good Vibrations has established itself as one of the most anticipated events each February, and now it's going international! [more]
Dan Whitford from Australian electro punk-funk trio Cut Copy chatted to Skrufff this week about their new mix CD for Fabric and revealed that their increasing success is significantly changing their fanbase. [more]
Australian electro-disco trio Cut Copy have mixed the latest compilation for London clubbing group Fabric, delivering a 25 track mega-mix [more]
Having won over Australian audiences thanks to their tight live shows and acclaimed debut album 'Bright Like Neon Love', in 2005 Melbourne's Cut Copy have set their sights on Europe, having toured heavily with Mylo as well as playing their own solo shows. [more]
Australia's very own Cut Copy have been announced as the main support act for Mylo on his upcoming UK tour this May. [more]
Promoting the release of their latest album 'In Ghost Colours', Cut Copy graced Brisbanites with their presence on Friday night at the Tivoli. Playing to a sold out show their unique mix of pop funk and fusion received a rapturous Brisbane crowd. [more]
Cut Copy took a bow, thanked the crowd and the lights went down, the eclipse was over and Cut Copy showed that along with The Presets and Midnight Juggernauts, they really are a cut above the rest of Australian indie/dance. [more]
Cut Copy are one of those bands that have everything going for them right now. Hip street cred, a plethora of singles on high radio rotation, two popular albums and sell out gigs in every capital city. [more]
Cut Copy return to Perth to cut up some 80s synthpop in support of latest album 'In Ghost Colours'. [more]
The V Festival debuted in Perth headlined by the likes of the Duran Duran, The Smashing Pumpkins, Jesus & Mary Chain and Roisin Murphy. [more]
Virgin’s entry last year into Melbourne’s infamously difficult and already crowded musical festival calendar was a cautious one. But this year we got the whole deal with the V Festival... [more]
V-Festival - Good music, lounging on the grass, interesting fashion, ladies looking gorgeous and a good mixture of relaxed or manic performances with something to satisfy almost every taste. One of my favourite festivals of the summer season. [more]
The minute Cut Copy DJs Dan Whitford and Tim Hoey enter the booth (or rather a pyramid-shaped, multicoloured fairy-lit blast from 3rd Class’s Daft Punk Afterparty past) our ears are treated to fresh, new selections to dust out the cobwebs. [more]
The last and only Meredith I’ve ever been to was back in 2000, which was its 10th year. It was pretty small then. I remember being able to stand right up the front for any band I wanted to see. This year was a bit different! [more]
Sister Bliss, Joachim Garraud and Sneaky Sound System brought in 2008 with some cheesy house and a fun vibe at Luna Park. And much fun was had! [more]
by youngman on December 27th, 2007
After an almost inconceivable amount of rumour, hearsay, speculation and hype, the mystical pyramid controlled by our favourite French robots has packed up its light show and may never be seen in Sydney again. And the verdict? Daft Punk delivered! [more]
by grattan on December 15th, 2007
With a level of hype worthy of the second coming, Daft Punk finally beamed in to deliver to the wildly salivating music fans of Australia their ultimate early Christmas present. We have seen it, we’ve heard it and we will never stop talking about it. [more]
All in all, the ‘Ladies Domain’ went off on Saturday, and with Paul Kelly and Cut Copy wrapping up the proceedings, I couldn’t have asked for a better way to end a day of watching great Australian rock, dance and live music at its absolute finest. [more]
The best I can do is describe Stonefest as one of those ‘choose your own adventure’ novels. You know, to see Cut Copy, turn to page 54, to visit the Hub turn to page 3, or to pass out, turn to page 70. [more]
The last time The Cutters played The Prince they were supported by labelmates Wolfmother. With their spliced up brand of neon love, ‘Going Nowhere’ is not an option for these three cats. [more]
Such a role Cut Copy are playing in the new wave of the hybrid genre rock/dance, as it obviously appeals to such a large demographic. [more]
It was Adelaide’s turn to revel in electro bliss, as Cut Copy tore up the stage at Fowlers on Thursday night. [more]
Fronting a stellar line-up, Cut Copy rocked out at the Forum in Sydney on Saturday night and proved their worth as Australia's indie/electro darlings. [more]
With a weather report that looked ominous, the lead up to Good Vibrations was filled with trepidation- would it really be cloudy with a chance of a shower?! As if Good Vibrations Day would really disappoint! The day dawned sunny, warm and full of pro [more]
With a new lay-out, more acts than ever before, and a solid reputation behind it, Jam Music had a lot of pressure to provide a Good Vibrations Festival like no other. So how did it stack up on the day? [more]
All in all, I had a great day, but I can understand why others wouldn’t have. It was simply too hard at some points. [more]
South east Queensland's hunger for summer music festivals was about to be fed again. This time, it was Good Vibrations on the menu. [more]
This particular Eve promises auspicious line-ups all over town and often boasts massive international acts. All these options pale into insignificance when you throw in the opportunity to farewell 2006 by cutting a move to The Cutters choons. [more]
Berlin Lounge brought one of the hottest dance act in Australia at the moment, Cut Copy, to the Gold Coast for one very special night. [more]
This year's Adelaide Big Day Out would have been great if you like rock. If you're reading this to glean a few puffy words about The Whites Stripes or Iggy Pop, then I'm afraid you'd best look elsewhere. In short, this year's Boiler Room and hip hop representation was ill considered and forgettable [more]
With a mix of live electro acts and local and interstate DJ's, this night was to be all about one thing - dancing! Although there was a slow start on the dance floor, the night turned out to be all that it promised, and more! [more]
After days of unexpected rain and intense hail storm warnings, it was today that seemed to be blessed (or cursed) with the full-brunt of what summer 2005/06 is bound to have on offer. [more]
My attendance at this year's Splendour In The Grass festival was looking shaky. A sellout in 24 hours, tickets going for ridiculous amounts on Ebay, nowhere to stay even if I did make it down. All that pre-festival posturing about embarking on the Splendour Bender appeared to have been quashed... [more]
The Modular tour rolled into town bringing not one, two or even three but four different flavours for Melbourne to taste. Except for the less punctual of us... [more]
What better way to welcome the new year than a bit of a party in a lovely park with a few (thousand) close friends. Oh, and a few tunes of course. Welcome to Field Day 2005. [more]
Sounds turned Luna Park's Big Top into a huge undercover dance party, with The Youngsters live show being the standout! [more]
With a lineup that featured the cream of the Modular record label's roster - Colder, Cut Copy, Brains (the new Avalanches nightclub outfit) and the Presets - who could resist? [more]
Strap it on everyone, Cut Copy have delivered a supreme debut album, that's already making it's way on to critic's top 10 lists less than halfway through the year! There are definitely great things in Cut Copy's future. [more]
Tracks and remixes from Dukes of Windsor, Cut Copy, Midfield General, Grafton Primary, Dopamine, Dave Nada and much more! [more]
Australia's Cut Copy finally return with their follow-up effort. An emotional rush from beginning to end, 'In Ghost Colours' delivers way more than we’ve come to expect from the indie/electro movement. Best album of '08 so far. [more]
Melbourne-based band Cut Copy are one of Australia’s best, no question. But can they take the energy of their live shows to the realm of mix CDs? [more]
When the CD packaging causes you to reach for your sunnies with its 80s style fluorescent Green and Pink it is a fair indication of what to expect, thankfully Cut Copy has left the happy pants at home and revived only some 80s funk. [more]
Bright Like Neon Love is a bright, fresh sound that is an eclectic mix of electro-pop, French house, and guitar pop. In a time when NME have decided to make rock cool again and rock clones are being born each week, here comes an Aussie band with something different to offer. [more]
Haunted with machines of the past and sounds of the future, Cut Copy's new album 'In Ghost Colours' inhabits the kind of space in time where trends are irrelevant and music is about feeling rather than following and 1969 is just as relevant as 2020. [more]
Joel from Cut Copy DJs recorded LIVE at the Vice Launch night [more]
Episode 3 sees us talking with two of the Australian dance scene's most notable live acts; Cut Copy and Pendulum. Although wildy different in sound and style, both bands are riding a wave of success having released their sophomore albums recently. [more]
Australian online exclusive! For the clip Cut Copy worked closely with acclaimed Japanese pop-artist Nagi Noda, with the band setting out to create a video that would encompass the personality of the track by conceiving an artwork within an artwork. [more]
Did you happen to miss inthemix’s exclusive series of NeverEverLand ‘behind the scenes’ videos, presented by Beck’s? Fear not, as we’ve decided to replay them due to popular demand! [more]
ITM recently caught up with Tim and Dan of Cut Copy before they jetted off to the US and Europe on tour, speaking about the experience of working with Tim Goldsworthy of the DFA as producer of ‘In Ghost Colours’ [more]
ITM recently caught up with Tim and Dan of Cut Copy before they jetted off to the US and Europe on tour, speaking about the new wave of Aussie indie-dance crossover bands making their mark on the global stage. [more]
Cut Copy are set to return in 2008 with the shimmering timelessness of In Ghost Colours. [more]
Did you happen to miss inthemix’s exclusive series of NeverEverLand ‘behind the scenes’ videos, presented by Beck’s? Fear not, as we’ve decided to replay them due to popular demand! [more]
Cut Copy is the musical lovechild of Melbourne human giraffe and 70s MOR fetishist Dan Whitford. A project born in the early 21st century, Cut Copy was originally more of a solo project for Dan to exercise his love of sampling. [more]