'So You Think You Can Dance' to The Presets?

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Thu 30th Aug, 2007 in International News

So we’ve all heard of breakdance-fighting, but did you ever think you’d see two guys contemporary-dance-fighting? What about if they did it to the tune of The Presets’ ‘Are You The One?’ Thanks to the wonders of reality TV, you don’t need to spend anymore sleepless nights thinking about it!

The new season of the dance show kicked off on Channel 10 last night, but this YouTube clip has been doing the rounds at ITM HQ for a few days now. It’s contestants ‘Danny and Neil’ fighting out with their freshest moves, all set to Australia’s finest indie-electro export. Does this make The Presets mainstream now? Eeek!

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patrout

patrout said on the 30th Aug, 2007

haha thats funny and camp, so are the presets.. good effort I say.

mashedman

mashedman said on the 30th Aug, 2007

No one knows what it is, but it's provocative... this is way to blades of glory

samroberts

samroberts said on the 31st Aug, 2007

'Mainstream' can still be quality. Who cares if the general public likes them. Its a good thing, that an Australian group are getting this much coverage. I say encourage it.

Nixtol

Nixtol said on the 31st Aug, 2007

Hey, if the Presets start getting played at that kind of a mainstream event, it makes me hopeful many more acts like them will get more of a look in when it comes to recording deals and breaking through. All gravy as far as I'm concerned.

ladyinred

ladyinred said on the 31st Aug, 2007

They have been mainstream for ages... I think they've put in the hard yards to get where they are. Lucky for them I say - they are still a great act.

braxy

braxy said on the 1st Sep, 2007

talented yes. however they are as mainstream as sneaky sound. gone are the days of the presets rocking out at little gigs. even the surf community has embrased the presets, definatly after the surf drama/documentry 'bra boys (2006)'. its come to the point

Rocko

Rocko said on the 3rd Sep, 2007

Shocking routine, good song.