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Buckley Ward
Genre: Indie, Pop
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Greg, Pats, Jimmy, Tim & Georgie
Sounds Like: Crowded House, Death cab for cutie
Influences: wilco, Fleetwood Mac
Artist Website: www.buckleyward.com/



Born in a tin shed on Melbourne’s coastal fringe on a lazy afternoon, Buckley Ward were suddenly a band. Kind of like in year 9, when you kissed a girl and you suddenly had a girlfriend. The 5 piece outfit moved from a tin shed to a rehearsal space, from cuppas to lattes and from small dingy pubs to larger dingy pubs, taking with them an increasing number of devoted fans.

The band released their debut self-titled EP in the Autumn of 2008 – but far from contented, immediately set out self recording their first full length album. The result, ‘Something in the Night’, is a journey through their constantly evolving brand of carefully crafted pop.

Fashioned in the back alleys of North Carlton, the album draws on influences as diverse as Crowded House, Wilco, The Shins and Death Cab for Cutie, but stands alone as an unmistakeable and uniquely Buckley sound.


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Under My Bed
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Something in the Night
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Ukulele
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Something in the Night
rating:  3/5
This is simple but smart stuff.
triplej



Ukulele
rating:  4/5
Wow what a construction this is. This is the actual aural equivalent of a hammock lie-down. In between two really sturdy trees, where you don't have ...
triplej



Something in the Night
rating:  5/5
Loving the album guys. It's full of great melody! This track is a particular standout. Nice work.




Something in the Night
rating:  5/5
Buckley Ward are the best new band in Australia. Their new release is almost flawless.



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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.