The Brunettes News

If you stayed at home leaving nasty anonymous comments on Nashville Cream instead of going out to shows this year, go ahead and kick yourself six times right now - and that's just for missing The Jesus Lizard .

Friday, 06 November 2009, 11:30pm Source: TV3 The Brunettes have got 11 years, countless tours, four EPs and now, a fourth full length album under their belts.

Wednesday, 4 November 2009, 2:01 pm Press Release: Milefire Management The Brunettes release new album Paper Dolls, announce a very special Melbourne launch & new Australian tour dates with Whitley Check out the adorable video for Red Roller Skates here After an October national tour with Sarah Blasko and their forthcoming tour with Whitley, The ...

A primary school might not be a conventional spot for a jet-setting band to launch an album.

Simple boy-girl harmonies telling stories of love, loss and loneliness backed by twee-indie pop.

Thursday, 15 October 2009, 5:32 pm Press Release: The Label Click to enlarge After touring the globe extensively for the past two years, The Brunettes finally return to us for a national tour in support of their new album 'Paper Dolls'. Coming along for the ride will be Australian pop icon Sarah Blasko who has been selling out shows across ...

The Brunettes are at the head of that class, crafting grown-up twee pop with the kind of coed cuteness that could make Mates of State all soft and sentimental.

The Cavern's concert calendar has been a little bit dry of late, but that changes somewhat this weekend with Saturday night's lineup of Throw Me The Statue , The Brunettes and Nurses rolling through town as part of an impressive touring triple-bill. And the fine folks at Spune Productions, the people behind this show, were kind enough to offer one ...

If someone were to throw TMTS frontman Scott Reitherman an Oscar, it would be for best supporting actor.

One of modern music's most unfailing beautiful artists, Swedish songstress El Perro del Mar , is traveling far over sky and sea.

The Brunettes play the Drunken Unicorn on Sept. 7. Generational shifts often cause people to forget music's true heroes.

Hearing synthesizers and keyboards as little children unwittingly made a big impression on The Brunettes during the '80s. Pop music's most synonymous sounds underpin the New Zealand band's grooves, which are neatly blended with an alternative flavor.

The handclaps, tambourines and blithely strummed guitars at the Mercury Lounge on Wednesday night could mean only one thing: indie pop was in the house.

Just because they lack some polish, don't mistake that for lack of guts. Murfreesboro quartet Bows and Arrows aren't just the most endearing group of Velvets-y, Galaxie 500-ish indie popsters around-they also have another gear they can drop into and rock you right out of your hornrims.

" Prince Wants to Work for Obama, Turn White House Purple? " -- Bob Dylan's forthcoming Christmas album, Christmas in the Heart , is due out October 13.

The Brunettes, with Mammoth Life. Sunday, August 23, at the Record Bar. Perhaps it's New Zealand's breezy way with pop music that bestows an extended life expectancy upon its inhabitants.

Let's just get the words 'Kiwi' and 'twee' out of the way and focus instead on the fact that The Brunettes are a band that just makes you feel good.

While it's not exactly Pittsburgh's antipode -- that would be somewhere in the Indian Ocean, between the tips of Australia and South Africa -- you can't get much further from here than New Zealand.

While it's not exactly Pittsburgh's antipode -- that would be somewhere in the Indian Ocean, between the tips of Australia and South Africa -- you can't get much further from here than New Zealand.

While it's not exactly Pittsburgh's antipode -- that would be somewhere in the Indian Ocean, between the tips of Australia and South Africa -- you can't get much further from here than New Zealand.