Marathon Artists レコード& CD

Review: Australian band Pond have been releasing music for over a decade now, with a hot streak of releases for Modular throughout the Twenty-Tens, and following earlier releases for Badminton Bandit and Canyon's Hole In The Sky imprint, they return to Marathon Artists with their latest (and eighth) album. The Perth band's sound lands somewhere between Cut Copy and Tame Impala, with plenty of contemporary shoegazing, synth pop and folk sounds to experience across its 10 tracks. Delivering an ode to Australia's secret state on its title track that hints at John Farnham inspirations too, our highlight is the moody blues on "Goodnight, PCC".

Review: Australian band Pond have been releasing music for over a decade now, with a hot streak of releases for Modular throughout the Twenty-Tens, and following earlier releases for Badminton Bandit and Canyon's Hole In The Sky imprint, they return to Marathon Artists with their latest (and eighth) album. The Perth band's sound lands somewhere between Cut Copy and Tame Impala, with plenty of contemporary shoegazing, synth pop and folk sounds to experience across its 10 tracks. Delivering an ode to Australia's secret state on its title track that hints at John Farnham inspirations too, our highlight is the moody blues on "Goodnight, PCC".