Ghosts Of Television
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'We’ve Lost An Opiate': GoTV 2004-2010
Tuesday, Feb 23 2010|by Shaun Prescott
SHAUN PRESCOTT laments the loss of Sydney’s Ghosts of Televison, who played their final show in a claustrophobic room at the Oxford Art Factory last week. Despite five years playing the east coast, there are probably less people in the world who’ve seen or heard Ghosts of Television than you can jam into the Hordern Pavillion. Tonight, the group managed to tightly fill the gallery bar at the Oxford Art Factory, a c…
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In Brief: Pikelet, Two Bright Lakes, GoTV
Wednesday, February 17 2010 at 02:00 AM
Pikelet’s second album, Stem, is out this week. And to celebrate, the diminutive pop hero is playing an in-store at Polyster Records in Melbourne’s CBD tomorrow (February 17), 6.15pm. Branching out beyond her loop pedal aesthetic, Stem is a full band affair featuring Shags Chamberlain (synths), T…
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Ghosts Of TV On ‘Organic End’
Wednesday, February 10 2010 at 11:00 PM
Ahead of their final show, Sydney’s Ghosts of Television have spoken about their decision to call it quits. After five years and a handful of releases, including a 2008 EP and last year’s debut album Forsaken Empire, the band have called time on their post punk-ish endeavor following the imminent …
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Ghosts of Television
Forsaken Empire
Monday, Feb 1|by Kate Hennessy
On debut album, 'Forsaken Empire', Sydney’s sadly defunct Ghosts of Television refuse to neuter their creative vision for the sake of being understood, writes KATE HENNESSY. You don’t get the feeling Sydney band Ghosts of Television arrive at rehearsals shrugging. Ideas squirm forth from Forsaken …
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New LP For Ghosts Of Television
Saturday, October 31 2009 at 03:00 AM
“This music is from the suburbs; borne of the frustration of watching affluent inner city hipsters – self-satisfied with their mediocre indie-pop and electro groups – get inexplicably big.” So said Shaun Prescott in an interview with Sydney’s Ghosts of Television last year. The band will make good …
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In Brief: IHH, Ghosts Of Television, AMIN
Tuesday, August 25 2009 at 07:00 AM
Ahead of the release of their second album The Rip, Brisbane’s I Heart Hiroshima will support Japanese legends Shonen Knife on their whistle-stop Australian tour in September. IHH will perform with Shonen Knife in Melbourne at the Corner on September 24, at Sydney’s Annandale Hotel on September 25, …
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