Cut Copy
Zonoscope

There's apowerful 1980s undercurrent running through Cut Copy's third album, a tide thatthreatens to suck the whole sunny Aussie enterprise down into ...

The fashion for looking back as a means of artistic inspiration is not a new thing. Artists have always reached for their favourite record in times of...

Instead, what Zonoscope recalls most is the engrossing, expansive, longform progressive house and dance pop New Order and Pet Shop Boys ruled the worl...

On its third album, "Zonoscope," Aussie four-piece Cut Copy continues the time-traveling journey from the disco-rific body rock of its 2004 debut to m...

Australian dance-pop masters Cut Copy have never sounded better. Now on their third album, the trio seemingly sips a cocktail of discarded 1980s synth...

What began in 2004 as Dan Whitford's one-man '80s pop pastiche with the charming Bright Like Neon Love expanded to a three-piece by the time of Cut Co...

As well as putting themselves in the running for coolest album cover of 2011, Melbourne’s finest, Cut Copy, have finally found their niche upon releas...

To last the distance, a serious relationship must be able to get past the heady early days, eventually giving way to affection and security. Cut Copy ...

When the sleek, stylised ‘In Ghost Colours’ saw Cut Copy’s star rise alongside the output touched by Kitsune and Ed Banger’s gold standard, the electr...

Australian neo-synthpoppers Cut Copy were always going to face an uphill battle with the follow-up to their rightfully adored, near-perfect sophomore ...