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    SUSPEND YOUR DISBELIEF! UPDATE ##### “Guaranteed to turn heads” FLUX “Caribou’s new album is fan-fucking-tastic" RIP & BURN #### “It still sounds like nothing else on Featuring members of: the planet” MODEST MOUSE,THE BETA BAND MUSIC WEEK BLOOD BROTHERS, BUILT TO SPILL “Fresh and groundbreaking... FREE ASSOCIATION,AIRBORN AUDIO a welcome PITCHFORKMEDIA PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES return from the 8.4/10 influential artist” “A highly ANTI-POP CONSORTIUM organic blend of MURDER CITY DEVILS underground hip-hop and and indie-rock” ROOTS MANUVA STYLUS B+ FORMERLY DAN SNAITH’S “Short, blunt and skitless, AGCT seethes with everything post-aught genre-fucking needs” NEW ALBUM OUT NOW ON SELF-TITLED DEBUT OUT NOW ON ISSUE 11 CONTENTS CDITORIAL 4 COVER DESIGNER: JOE SCERRI/LAKE LUSTRE Hola! Welcome to issue eleven. This issue is our first mass assault on Europe with by Bim Ricketson two thousand copies touching down at Sonar 2005 in Barcelona along with a double CD sampler of Australian music courtesy of Austrade and the Australia Council. Perhaps 8 VELURE you are one of the lucky folk sitting back in the Catalunyan sun sipping on cava sud- We welcome your contributions and contact: by Anna Burns denly discovering that there is some great music on the other side of the world, or PO Box a2073 10 MONKFLY/FREQUENCY LAB alternately you are sitting snug and warm on a couch under a doona in share house- Sydney South by Angela Stengel hold in wintery St Kilda or Newtown wondering ‘where can I get a copy of this CD?’.