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On a forthcoming episode from season four of the indie-friendly candy-colored kids' show Yo Gabba Gabba!, Aussie synth-rock superstars Cut Copy show up to sing a quick song about exploring the…   Read Story »
"Sail Away" was the song we posted from the Rapture's "secret" comeback show at Union Pool a year and a half ago, and as such, it was the first song the internet knew from In The Grace Of Your Love.…   Read Story »
"Sun God" is the awesome 15-minute Moroder-style zone-out that comes last on Cut Copy's Zonoscope. Andrew Weatherall is the DJ and producer who had a hand in Primal Scream's Screamadelica and who…   Read Story »
Touring in support of their overlooked album Zonoscope, Cut Copy played a white hot set for a sold out crowd at the Hollywood Palladium. Utilizing an extra percussionist, a modular synthesizer rig…   Read Story »
As anyone who got all emo over the Postal Service album can tell you, Ben Gibbard's reedy voice goes well with electronic dance beats. So it's nice to hear that Death Cab For Cutie will soon pull a…   Read Story »
Hey, remember this? When my friend/Stereogum predecessor/former across-the-street neighbor Jessica departed this website, her brainchild column disappeared from its pages. But the streets wanted…   Read Story »
Dismembered Cut Copy bandmates star in this Planet Of The Apes-style dystopia (or renaissance, depending on your stance on ape world domination) for the "Blink And You'll Miss A Revolution" video.…   Read Story »
Pitchfork Fest's final day was a scorcher. We're still recovering, but our tireless photog Graeme Flegenheimer braved the heat to deliver pics of Ariel Pink, Baths, Cut Copy, Deerhunter, How To Dress…   Read Story »
When Cut Copy came to the Williamsburg waterfront last summer, Zonoscope was still largely unheard and the band promised "Blink And You'll Miss A Revolution" would be their next single. Actually it…   Read Story »
This month's Remixtape opens with a rework of the Miracles Club by Cut Copy, a pair of remixes by Grimes, a submission by Gwilym Gold of the band Golden Silvers, and a dancehall rework of Gang Gang…   Read Story »