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		<title>New Weird Australia &#124; Volume Three</title>
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(cross posted from newweirdaustralia.com)
The old adage still holds true &#8211; one man&#8217;s meat is indeed another man&#8217;s poison. Divert the same philosophy to music and the song remains the same. One woman&#8217;s rock is another woman&#8217;s roll &#8211; or thereabouts.
We make this point to simply note that our definition of &#8216;weird&#8217; is purely subjective &#8211; [...]]]></description>
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<p><em>(cross posted from <a href="http://www.newweirdaustralia.com" target="_blank">newweirdaustralia.com</a>)</em></p>
<p>The old adage still holds true &#8211; one man&#8217;s meat is indeed another man&#8217;s poison. Divert the same philosophy to music and the song remains the same. One woman&#8217;s rock is another woman&#8217;s roll &#8211; or thereabouts.</p>
<p>We make this point to simply note that our definition of &#8216;weird&#8217; is purely subjective &#8211; and we make no claim otherwise. The artists that represent Volume Three of New Weird Australia truly stretch, invert and redefine the notion of &#8216;weird&#8217;. To some, this selection might well be perilously unlistenable, to others we&#8217;re toying dangerously with pop at various flash-points throughout the compilation. And therein lies the point.</p>
<p>Our mission is not to meticulously scope and define what is to be &#8216;weird&#8217; (#FAIL). Our mission rather is to map out a loose terrain &#8211; one that skirts around the topological spread mapped by mainstream alternative media, and one that sits both simultaneously in and out of reach. New Weird Australia is designed as a bridge to reach fresh pastures &#8211; at some points that journey might feel familiar, at others it might be terrifyingly new.</p>
<p>Given that we&#8217;re now on our third volume, we understand that in order to go deep, we also have to go wide &#8211; which means fucking with the boundaries at both ends of the spectrum. From <strong>Zeal</strong>&#8217;s quasi-Anticon hip-pop to <strong>Anon</strong>&#8217;s 14-min noise excursion, Volume Three does indeed traverse considerable distances &#8211; along the way winding via <strong>Lecter Macabre</strong>&#8217;s pitch-black slow-mo roar to <strong>Pompey</strong>&#8217;s steel-drum romp that winds the set towards a final, optimistic flourish. We could obviously go much wider and much deeper yet &#8211; there lies new worlds to conquer in future volumes.</p>
<p>For now, for this month, this is our definition of <strong>New Weird Australia</strong>. Some you&#8217;ll adore, some you&#8217;ll abhor &#8211; and with that very disagreement, we&#8217;ll all find common ground.</p>
<p><strong>New Weird Australia Volume Three, November 2009, NWA003</strong></p>
<p><strong>DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE (AUDIO &amp; ARTWORK)</strong>:<br />
<strong><a href="http://www.newweirdaustralia.com/releases/New-Weird-Australia-Volume-Three-160.zip">Standard Quality</a></strong>, 160 kbps (90MB) | <strong><a href="http://www.newweirdaustralia.com/releases/New-Weird-Australia-Volume-Three-320.zip">Higher Quality</a></strong>, 320kbps (164MB)</p>
<p>1.<strong> </strong><strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/jeff-burch/" target="_blank">JEFF BURCH</a></strong>, Untitled 1 (The Western Hour) (3:44),<br />
<em>from &#8216;As I Remember, If I Remember Correctly, I Arrived Sweetly&#8217;</em><br />
2. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/afxjim/" target="_blank">AFXJIM</a></strong>, Through The Woods (6:08)<em>, from &#8216;POWWOW Eight (Blackout Music)&#8217;</em><br />
3. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/fortyeightfour/" target="_blank">48/</a></strong><strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/fortyeightfour/" target="_blank">4</a></strong>, Hlibt (3:39), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
4. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/the-singing-skies/" target="_blank">THE SINGING SKIE</a></strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/the-singing-skies/" target="_blank">S</a>, September (2:52), <em>from &#8216;September Sky&#8217;</em><br />
5<strong>. </strong><strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/k-mason/" target="_blank">K MASON</a></strong>, Of 2 Evils (7:15), <em>from &#8216;2 (Evils)&#8217;</em><br />
6. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/alps/" target="_blank">ALPS</a></strong>, Goosebeak Whale (2:21), <em>from &#8216;Alps Of New South Whales&#8217;</em><br />
7. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/drive-west-today/" target="_blank">DRIVE WEST TODAY</a></strong>, Anthropology (4:37), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
8. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/adam-trainer/" target="_blank">ADAM TRAINER</a></strong>, Corrosion Party (4:22), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
9. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/comatone/" target="_blank">COMATONE</a></strong>, They Fall Freely (6:05), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
10. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/zeal/" target="_blank">ZEAL</a></strong>, Wasps (2:34), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
11. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/namatoke/" target="_blank">NAMATOKE</a></strong>, A Mountain With A Secret (4:53)<em>, from &#8216;Chiaroscuro&#8217;</em><br />
12. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/lecter-macabre/" target="_blank">LECTER MACABRE</a></strong>, Granelli (New Version) (2:43), <em>previously unreleased</em><br />
13. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/bum-creek/" target="_blank">BUM CREEK</a></strong>, Fast Forrest (5:13), <em>from &#8216;Bum Creek&#8217;</em><br />
14. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/anon/" target="_blank">ANON</a></strong>, Quiver Crura Quaker (13:46),<em> previously unreleased</em><br />
15. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/erasers/" target="_blank">ERASERS</a></strong>, Lost///Found (4:26),<em> from &#8216;Erasers&#8217;</em><br />
16. <strong><a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/artists/pompey/" target="_blank">POMPEY</a></strong>, Actual Locks (3:20), <em>previously unreleased</em></p>
<p><strong>Compiled by Stuart Buchanan</strong> <strong>&amp; Danny Jumpertz</strong><br />
<strong>Artwork by Lee Tran Lam, </strong><strong><a href="http://www.leetranlam.com" target="_blank">www.leetranlam.com</a></strong></p>
<p><em>Click artist title for background information and links.</em><br />
<em>All music donated by the artists for use in this compilation only, all rights reserved.</em></p>
<p><em><strong>New Weird Australia</strong> is a not-for-profit initiative established to promote eclectic and experimental Australian music.  Free compilations are available to download every two months from <a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com" target="_blank">www.newweirdaustralia.com</a>.  Contributions from Australian musicians and designers are welcomed and encouraged &#8211; submission details and terms can be found on <a href="http://newweirdaustralia.com/about/">the About page</a>.</em></p>
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