New Single for Augie
News posted Monday, May 4 2009 at 12:00 AM.
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Augie March’s polarising fourth album, Watch Me Disappear, may be nearly seven months old, but that doesn’t mean it has to stop yielding singles.
‘Farmer’s Son’, a song about a young man trying to outlive his legacy and create a better future for himself, is the latest cut to be lifted from the album. It will be accompanied by a snazzy film clip shot in rural Victoria and directed by Jasmin Tarasin from Pure Pictures.
The Farmer’s Son EP is now available via iTunes, containing two exclusive tracks: ‘Sultans of Sin’ (demo) and a previously unreleased mix of ‘Lupus’.
The band were recently added to the Splendour in the Grass line-up, alongside MGMT, Jane’s Addiction and The Flaming Lips.
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Excellent. My favourite song on the album.