Name: New Start Again
Brand: Dick Diver

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TM107lp

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2016-05-06

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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630125984185

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Dick Diver

Genre US

Rock-Pop

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Trouble in Mind

Dick Diver is an Australian four-piece indie pop band hailing from Melbourne, Victoria. The band consists of Rupert Edwards on guitar, Alistair McKay on guitar, Steph Hughes on drums, and Al Montfort on bass. They draw their name from the character Dick Diver in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel Tender Is The Night.

With a sound that captures the essence of indie pop, Dick Diver has gained recognition for their unique musical style and captivating performances. Their music resonates with listeners through heartfelt lyrics and infectious melodies.

Influenced by a range of artists including Scott & Charlene's Wedding, Twerps, Boomgates, Royal Headache, Lower Plenty, UV Race, Lost Animal, Bitch Prefect, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, RVG,and many more; Dick Diver continues to push boundaries and create music that speaks to the soul.

One year after releasing Dick Diver's third album,"Melbourne, Florida" Trouble In Mind is pleased as punch to make the revered Melbourne, Florida band's first two albums 2011's "New Start Again" &amp; 2013's critically acclaimed (and The Age-nominated Best Album) "Calendar Days" FINALLY available domestically for eager &amp; discerning listeners. "New Start Again" was the band's first full-length offering after their debut single, surprising many &amp; no one with it's sprawling range of melodic twists &amp; turns. From opener "Through The D" - which starts with a patient drum pulse before launching into the infectious jangle of guitarists Rupert Edwards and Alistair McKay's chiming chords - to casual anthem &amp; album closer "Head Back" (penned by bassist Al Montfort), the band holds the listener's attention steady and true with inventive and memorable songs.

New Start Again

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