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School of Two
Genre: Pop, Electronic
Region: Adelaide, SA
Members: Jason Sweeney & Harry Whizkid
Sounds Like: Field Mice, Fiona Beverage, OMD
Influences: Chris Lilley, Julia Davis, Suburban brawls
Artist Website: www.schooloftwo.com

Jason and Harry began this School of Two in March 2006. The duo get together every week in a warehouse studio in an industrial estate of Adelaide, South Australia. We write, record and orchestrally manoeuvre everything together. We also made a film together called Disappointment which has screened internationally. We have a full-length LP ready to be released. We dare you. We are the sole students of this School of Two.

Jason is one-half of electronic duo, Pretty Boy Crossover who have releases on Sensory Projects, Clan Analogue, Surgery Records and cocosolidciti.

Harry is part of Radio Spectacular!! and used to play in a hard-core band in Queensland before moving to Adelaide.

Their collaboration was the result of a chance meeting in myspace. All photos by Phebe Rendulic.

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The Travels
rating:  4/5
Some great layering going on, and a killer bassline. The vocals are very Bernard Sumner to my ears (not a bad thing). I'll keep an eye on you guys.....
triplej



The Travels
rating:  4/5
If you like The Presets you should love this band. Which is not to say that they don't have a sound of their own: they do. It's the sound of beautifu...
triplej



The Travels
rating:  4/5
Cool dacing beat with catchy keys and bass lines with a hooky lyric....Nice one for the back pocket on a rainy day....well done !
superuser



The Travels
rating:  4/5
Smooth electro-pop, it just goes with the flow.
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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.