FAUVES - Faematronic LP alt-country Hughes and Gilmartin regularly riff

Hughes and Gilmartin regularly riff in tandem

the band explores their incredibly creative psychedelic pop song writing with an accomplished mastery of studio techniques

Dropping at a time when The Shins were still accepted as a good band and freak-folk was a thing

"You Make Me Die" is fantastic because a) the title is cool

Jelinek on the music's initial discovery: "It seems incredible that Bogner's musical talents should have remained undiscovered

FAUVES - Faematronic LP alt-country Hughes and Gilmartin regularly riffEnduring Australian quick wit pop stalwarts The Fauves re issue their debut album Faemetronic for the first time on vinyl. Over 30 years ago the Fauves drove up the Hume Highway to make their first album. Young, straight backed and optimistic, raised to give up their seats for the elderly on public transport, they quickly fell in with the bohemian Sydney lifestyle. They decided to call the record Faematronic, after the strange machine in the caf down