Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
30th Nov 2013 1:00pm | By Editor Psychedelic rockers Tame Impala and 22-year-old electro wunderkind Flume are tipped to dominate the 27th Annual ARIA Awards when they re stage on Sunday at Sydney s The Star casino.
The pair are among the top chances for the big one, album of the year, with the well-travelled Tame Impala s Lonerism - which the UK loved live and on radio - up against Flume s self-titled debut.
Flume s already won producer of the year for his work after the artisan awards were handed up pre-show and he also took out Triple J s top gong at the J Awards, whatever that s worth.
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