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Lost Universe- 1. (2009)

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    In the beginning, there was space! Lots and lots of space. Nothing happened for a long long time. Until one day at the beginning of the big bang, the Lost Universe started to form. First there was Phil Lambert who escaped from the Zombies Of The Stratoshere, spent some time as a Terror Of Tinytown and a Nice Nazi before forming a Rebel Truce with a local Suburban Reptile called Tony Baldock. Together they formed the nucleus of the Lost Universe. Needing more, they recruited Tony Waerea, a celestial sax blower from the outer extremeties of the Parisian Galaxy where the Dead Can Dance. All that was required now was a frontman and all round entertainer who could help create new spheres to exist within their Lost Universe. Someone that could provide the raw material for the band to breath life into. Beam down Julian Hansen, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter who has had past glories playing in a neibouring galaxy called the Spelling Mistakes.Together they began creating pop gem classic planets to populate their ever increasing Lost Universe. If your a fan of old school New Zealand punk/pop like the Spelling Mistakes, Suburban Reptiles, Toy Love, The Androidss and Otis Mace, you need to take a voyage and discover the Lost Universe. ... more
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    Includes unlimited streaming of Lost Universe- 1. (2009) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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1.
Pizza & Cheap Wine 04:42
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2.
Hide your soul away 03:45
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Fall away 04:03
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4.
Mendocino 02:28
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Suck 02:38
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Lights Out 03:36
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Cattle Town 06:41
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Bitchin´Swan 03:47
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Sun fuck Moon 05:58
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Factory 03:58
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11.
Lick 02:54
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In the beginning, there was space! Lots and lots of space. Nothing happened for a long long time. Until one day at the beginning of the big bang, the Lost Universe started to form.

First there was Phil Lambert who escaped from the Zombies Of The Stratoshere, spent some time as a Terror Of Tinytown and a Nice Nazi before forming a Rebel Truce with a local Suburban Reptile called Tony Baldock. Together they formed the nucleus of the Lost Universe.

Needing more, they recruited Tony Waerea, a celestial sax blower from the outer extremeties of the Parisian Galaxy where the Dead Can Dance. All that was required now was a frontman and all round entertainer who could help create new spheres to exist within their Lost Universe. Someone that could provide the raw material for the band to breath life into. Beam down Julian Hansen, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter who has had past glories playing in a neibouring galaxy called the Spelling Mistakes.

Together they began creating pop gem classic planets to populate their ever increasing Lost Universe. If your a fan of old school New Zealand punk/pop like the Spelling Mistakes, Suburban Reptiles, Toy Love, The Androidss and Otis Mace, you need to take a voyage and discover the Lost Universe.

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released February 1, 2009

homepages.ihug.co.nz/~turkey/lostuniverse.htm

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Rough Church was conceived after the demise of Ferdinand, the band that existed from 1994-2003. Baseball, Concrete, rare steamy rain, tumbleweeds and lost poems about dirty chimneys are what influence this band. It spits out indie pop classic jams that get us compared to everything from Minutemen, Pixies, Broken Social Scene, WAR and Grand Funk. Deal with it! We can't get away from it. ... more

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