ZONOSCOPE – CUT COPY
It’s been three long years since Melbourne lads Cut Copy’s last album, In Ghost Colours, but Zonoscope is worth the wait. First single Take Me Over, with its virtually identical intro to Fleetwood Mac’s classic Everywhere, sits alongside Hearts On F
ire and Saturdays as one of the band’s most infectious, radio-ready singles. Overall, the mood seems sunnier than that of In Ghost Colours, with occasional excursions into ’60s psychedelia (the rollicking good fun of Where I’m Going) and ’80s electro (Pharaohs & Pyramids, which would’ve sounded right at home soundtracking a teen movie in 1982).
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