Salarymen Sydney, Australia
Salarymen are a Sydney-based duo who combine vintage and modern influences in just the right balance to create their own
brand of memorable indie rock.
Jangly guitars, analogue synths and lush harmonies feature heavily in their music, with the seamless combination of female and male vocals adding an impressive dynamic to the mix.
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This is an unbiased review. That being said...I fell in love with Beth Arzy's voice the first time I listened to Aberdeen. I could listen to Beth sing the instruction manual for a dishwasher. But I'm grateful she's surrounded by talented and totally capable band mates instead. I'd rate Misplaced Words 4.6 out of 5. And had a devil of a time picking a favorite track. Tomorrow I might pick a different one as they're all very good. My biggest complaint is the album is over way too quick.
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A can’t listen to this band and not smile. It’s music for when you need a boost.
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A beautiful, ornate Christmas song from 16-year-old songwriter Gabriella Rose that glistens like sun on snow.
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