Since I Left You, an album that could be from anywhere, and anytime.
In reality, it was created back on earth in 1999 and 2000, and released by a band of Melburnians who d meticulously cut and pasted scores of samples into a musical patchwork quilt, like weâve never heard before or since.
Its magic ingredients, slivers of songs from the likes of Françoise Hardy, Sérgio Mendes, Raekwon, Wayne and Shuster, and even Madonna, were woven into songs, which included the title track and âFrontier Psychiatrist.â It was crazy in the coconut, and an instant classic.
The followup wouldnât be rushed, or repeated. Indeed, it was 16 years before a second album dropped, 2016âs ARIA chart-leader
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Dr Sophie Payten (aka Gordi) Joins The Banding Together Project
Dr Sophie Payten, better know to music fans as Gordi, has contributed to the Australian Music Vault’s ‘Highways of Hope’ series.
‘Highways of Hope’ tells stories from the Australian music community for fans in the Covid-era. The series captures the impact of the pandemic vs the music industry. As the result of the coronavirus pandemic Sophie returned to her work as a doctor.
In April 2020 Gordi posted “I had this life plan – I would finish my medical degree and finish the album cycle. Then in 2019 I would complete my intern year in the hospital, hand in my resignation and complete my final day on January 31, 2020 and go back to full time touring … About 4 weeks later borders starting closing and COVID-19 destroyed the entirety of the live music industry”.