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'''Love Outside Andromeda''' is an ] band from ], ]. The band was formed in 2000 as '''Andromeda''', and released their debut ], ''Umabel'', in 2001. The title track from their second EP, ''Something White and Sigmund'', appeared on the ] ] at #65.<ref>{{cite web | title=Hottest 100 2003 | url=http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/hottest100/history/2003.htm | publisher=]| work=] | accessdate=2008-04-13}}</ref> The band changed their name to Love Outside Andromeda to avoid confusion with the ].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/review/album/s1190922.htm |title=Love Outside Andromeda|publisher=]|work=]|accessdate=2008-04-13|date=] ]}}</ref> The band have since released two ]s; '']'' (2004) and '']'' (2006), both on ]. The band announced a break at the start of 2007, with a view of reuniting to write a new album at the start of 2008.<!-- http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Love_Outside_Andromeda&oldid=205218633#History - Needs a ref... --> |
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'''Love Outside Andromeda''' is a ] band from ], ]. |
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==History== |
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Love Outside Andromeda was formed in 2000 as "Andromeda" by Sianna Lee. With her high school friend/guitar whiz Jamie Slocombe, and her bass- playing brother Jesse Lee, the band played its first gig with drumming duties provided by Sianna and Jesse's father. The band's future drummer Joe Hammond was in the audience. |
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Since then, the band has stirred audiences with its brand of lushly arranged guitar- based rock. Its members bring varied musical strands to the band, each searching for 'the sound' for Sianna 's acoustic- spun ideas. Her full yet articulate acoustic sound morphs into the siren-like maelstrom that is Love Outside Andromeda. Classic rock, metal and folk musics are taken apart as they contextualise Sianna's varied lyrical concerns - from whispered confessional to vitriolic denunciation. There is also a strong emphasis upon uncommon ]s; 6/8, 7/4 and 2+3+3/8 meters have both added a fragility to slower and mellower orchestrations, and a preference towards 5/4 and 3+3+2+2/8 meters gives their faster or heavier songs a unique quality among their peers. |
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Their independently released debut EP ''Umabel'' (2001) received national and local radio support, and led to live- to- air performances for Triple J, Triple R and Fly TV. Their second EP ''Something White & Sigmund'' was featured as part of Triple J's 'Next Wave' project and enjoyed extensive rotation in 2003, including a prized place in ] at #65, as well as airplay on UK radio BBC 6, and U.S. college radio. The latter part of 2003 saw the band on the road for its first national tour. |
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2004 comprised a name change to Love Outside Andromeda (to avoid confusion with their Swedish prog- metal namesakes), and the completion of the band's first full-length album at the hands of tone- producer extraordinaire Shane O'Mara. The self-titled album features radio faves ''Something White and Sigmund'', ''Boxcutter Baby'', ''Gonna Try to be a Girl'', ''Tongue Like A Tether'' and ''Made of Broken Glass''. |
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In late 2005, ''Bound by Hurt Dissolved'' first surfaced on Triple J, the first single from their forthcoming second album. The album, ''Longing Was A Safe Place to Hide'', was initially due for release in early 2006, but suffered from numerous delays. The single ''Measuring Tape'' was released exclusively on iTunes in July 2006, and the album eventually hit shelves in September. |
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In December, a statement on the band's website announced the following: |
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''LOVE OUTSIDE ANDROMEDA make no secret of the fact that the birth of this second album was anything but easy. After what could only be described as the toughest year of our personal and professional lives (for a multitude of reasons: legal, financial, personal and personnel) and after devoting 6 years of hard work to an independent band, we've decided it's time to take a serious break. Effective immediately.'' |
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''We plan to take all of 2007 off to pursue other things, with a view to being in the right headspace for playing and recording again in 2008.'' |
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* Tongue Like A Tether (Radio Mix) (Promo Only) (2005) |
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* Tongue Like A Tether (Radio Mix) (Promo Only) (2005) |
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* Measuring Tape (iTunes exclusive release) (2006) |
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* Measuring Tape (iTunes exclusive release) (2006) |
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==References== |
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==External links== |
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