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Win A Double Pass To Metric

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Entries Close 25th November 2013
Win A Double Pass To Metric


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METRIC are primed to bring their cocktail of synth pop, new wave and indie electronica to Australia this December. Joining them will be Sydney’s Glass Towers who will deliver their glorious tales of teenage turmoil in the form of polished and upbeat indie gems.

In the early 2000s when rock was back and every band in the world seemed to be looking for a wormhole to a 1970s garage, Metric front woman Emily Haines was hauling around an analogue synthesiser. The musical vision which was met with some hesitation, would go on to spawn a unique and inspired sound; heavily mimicked and much-adored.

In 2009 – more than eleven years after their inception – Metric released their fourth studio album Fantasies. The critically acclaimed release would sell over a million singles and 500,000 albums worldwide. The band subsequently sold out arenas, headlined music festivals across the world, and had a hand in scoring films for everyone from Edgar Wright to David Cronenberg, as well as writing the theme song for the Twilight Saga: Eclipse soundtrack with legendary composer, Howard Shore.

For a band that had always been told they were doing it wrong, the Toronto-based quartet have grown into a fresh model for making it work.

In 2012, the weight of Metric’s brilliance was truly felt on Australian audiences. Coinciding with their first performance at Splendour in the Grass, the band released their fifth studio album Synthetica. Featuring tracks Youth Without Youth, Breathing Underwater andLost Kittens, the album peaked at #21 on the ARIA Album chart and is still on heavy rotation on radio stations throughout the country.

Metric’s national support, Glass Towers have smashed their way through 2013, collecting accolades, airplay, magazine covers and hangovers along the way. Their debut long-player Halcyon Days was a Triple J Feature Album and debuted at #1 on the independent charts; while Rolling Stone magazine tipped them as one of the hottest new groups in Australia. Glass Towers will join the Metric tour fresh from their first European and Japanese dates where they are causing a similar stir with the international music community. Their live show is a heady mix of melodic rock, youthful lyrics and syncopated rhythm aimed at getting you to move and feel all at once.

To celebrate, Tone Deaf are giving away a few double passes to their shows in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. For your chance to win, please enter you details below. Good luck.

METRIC 2013 AUSTRALIAN TOUR
Saturday December 7 – Metro City, Perth
Monday December 9 – The Forum, Melbourne
Wednesday December 11 – The Tivoli, Brisbane
Thursday December 12 – Enmore Theatre, Sydney

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Talent, excitement, chemistry, laughter, and style – this is HAIM, and they have undeniably been the name on everyone’s lips since their performance at this years Splendour In The Grass.

HAIM’s addictive, percussive songs and blistering live shows which includes their flirtatious mass of flailing hair and drumsticks, spent 2012 and much of 2013 pursued by a wave of industry attention.

With the enormous success of three EP’s, and an array of hits including ‘Forever’, ‘Don’t Save Me’ and ‘Falling’, the San Fernado Valley sisters finally bring a full length release to the table, with their debut album Days Are Gone led by the overwhelmingly successful lead single ‘The Wire’

Enduring and passionate. Seductive and smart. It’s the sound of three very talented young sisters making music that brings together more than just the strands of their foremost influences. HAIM draw a timeless card and “Days Are Gone” is set to be one of the biggest and best albums of 2013.

Thanks to Universal Music Australia we have 5 x copies to giveaway!

Leave your details below for a chance to win.


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