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Rosie and The Thorns
Genre: Rock, Pop
Region: Mid North Coast, NSW
Members: Rosie Sutherland - songs, vocals, guitars; Dan Power - Drums; Adam Barnett - bass; Leah Elliott - vocals
Sounds Like: Neil Young, Velvet Underground, Jenny Wilson
Influences: Cake, Bob Dylan, Dawn Landes
Artist Website: www.rosieandthethorns.com

"U.S. underground... 1968 meets the better part of early 1990s" DH

Rosie was the only girl in cult surf band The Val Dusty Experiment and sang with ex-Val Dustys "The Brown Birds from Windy Hill" at Splendour in the Grass 2008. Forming The Thorns in late 2006, Rosie has been spreading her folk-rock sounds along the east coast from Noosa to Avalon.

Their debut album "Crazy Talk" is OUT NOW on the Mixmasters label. It was recorded by Mick Wordley (Jeff Lang, The Yearlings...) and mixed/mastered in Adelaide at Mixmasters.

Knock yerself out and download 'em here fer freeeeee!!!

The image here is from their debut music video "Breakdown (Note to Self)", now playing on the band's website http://www.rosieandthethorns.com/

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Crazy Talk (Album Version)
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Breakdown (Note to Self)
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Ten Thousand Reasons
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Breakdown (Note to Self)
rating:  5/5
Sets a wonderful complex mood whilst maintaining deceptive simplicity. Excellent vocals, full harmonies.




Crazy Talk (Album Version)
rating:  5/5
I love this song - the curly melody and sinister lyrics. This is definitely going straight in my tope rated songs :) Thanks for blessing us all wi...




Crazy Talk (Album Version)
rating:  5/5
love this song, the way the lyrics fit together, and its catchy with a hummable music arrangement. Yeah, great song. G.




Ten Thousand Reasons
rating:  4/5
this is a unique and strong song, it's a different angle for a song to take, these days I reckon. As the song goes, It only takes a moment for everyt...
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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.