Oh good. I was just thinking that the thing this site needs most is another Gotye article.

good story's a good story

No Jack Ladder either! Or Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

numbering fixed!

here's a review of the gig from Vulture Magazine

The night opened with local support act Teenage Mothers and we must admit the blasé punk attitude and the accidentally-lighting-the-stage-on-fire-with-a-renegade-sparkler act is getting a little old. We hadn’t heard much about this 5-piece outfit from Western Victoria, and we can’t say we were overly impressed. They seemed to be more focused on offering the crowd nitrous oxide-filled balloons than putting together a polished act.

Their between-song antics were somewhat entertaining at times, and it was particularly amusing to see the face of the sound engineer explaining to the stage manager why the room smelled like smoke, but we can’t help but feel their live performances need to be fined tuned a bit. Their songs about rebellion, unrequited love and how to get out of parking tickets aren’t to be totally snubbed, as the melodies and subject matter were at times rather complex and dramatic, but they weren’t really for us.

nice backflip PG ;)

I hear Walk Off The Earth are preparing to cover this song and have five people eating from the same tub.

two posts of the year in one thread. what are the odds?

26 = Brody from Homeland?

1 = Ruby Rose?

Oikos Greek yoghurt have since responded. see above.

post of the year anon!