Cut Copy

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Formed 2001.

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Biography

Cut Copy are an Australian electronic band formed in 2001 by Dan Whitford on vocals, keyboard and guitar. Other members are Tim Hoey on guitar and sampler, Ben Browning on bass guitar and Mitchell Scott on drums. Their second album, In Ghost Colours peaked at number-one on the ARIA Albums Chart in 2008. In 2011, Cut Copy's latest album, Zonoscope reached number three on the same chart.

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  1. Zonoscope 2011

    Review of Zonoscope

    Reviewed by Ian Wade

    A third long-play set likely to sound great come this summer’s festival season.
  2. In Ghost Colours 2008

    Review of In Ghost Colours

    Reviewed by Ian Wade

    In Ghost Colours rewards you with fresh magic with each listen, and sounds even better...
  3. Bright Like Neon Love 2005

    Review of Bright Like Neon Love

    Reviewed by Paul Sullivan

    Melboure's Cut Copy make their debut with an album of optimistic synth swirls,...

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