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Why That Doesn't Surprise Me
2001 · albüm
T-Shirt Weather EP
2000 · mini albüm
Happy Secret
1999 · albüm
Staring At The Sky
1999 · mini albüm
A Good Kind of Nervous
1997 · albüm
What Bird Is That?
1996 · albüm
The Green Bicycle Case
1995 · albüm
Boondoggle
1994 · albüm
First Tape
1993 · albüm
Get-to-Bed Birds
2010 · single
First Frost
2008 · albüm
Spring a Leak
2007 · albüm
A Hiccup in Your Happiness EP
2006 · mini albüm
Warmer Corners
2005 · albüm
The Chapter in Your Life Entitled San Francisco EP
2005 · mini albüm
A Little Distraction
2003 · mini albüm
Naturaliste
2003 · albüm
Midweek Midmorning EP
2002 · mini albüm
Where Were We?
2002 · albüm
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Biyografi
Australian indie pop trio the Lucksmiths teamed singer/percussionist Tali White, guitarist Marty Donald, and bassist Mark Monnone, longtime school friends who initially bonded over their mutual admiration for the Smiths. After going their separate ways to attend university and travel, the threesome reconvened in their native Melbourne in early 1993, playing their debut gig that April opening for the Sugargliders. The Lucksmiths' debut tape was soon released, and in 1994 the group resurfaced with an EP, Boondoggle. After signing with the local Candle imprint, the Lucksmiths released their first CD effort, The Green Bicycle Case. What Bird Is That? followed a year later, and in 1997 the band made its American debut with the single "The Invention of Ordinary Everyday Things," released via the small Michigan label Drive-In Records. Following the release of the 1998 full-length A Good Kind of Nervous, the Lucksmiths played a handful of European dates in support of Belle & Sebastian, a frequent reference point not only in light of the Lucksmiths' wispy folk-pop sound but also their self-effacingly witty lyrics. At a subsequent gig, Monnone survived a near-fatal on-stage electrocution, and the road-weary trio rounded out the year with the release of a new single, "Untidy Towns." While White spent the next several years living in London, the Lucksmiths toured and recorded only sporadically, cutting a handful of tracks in such far-flung destinations as Washington, D.C., and Paris. Both the Happy Secret collection and the Staring at the Sky 10" appeared in 1999, with the superb "T-Shirt Weather" single and the tongue-in-cheek "Greatest Hits" cassingle following a year later. The outstanding Why That Doesn't Surprise Me, the Lucksmiths' first full-length studio record in close to four years, was issued in early 2001. They released a record every couple years after that with Naturaliste in 2003 and Warmer Corners in 2005, and continued touring the world. (During this time White also formed the Guild League, releasing Private Transport in 2002 and Inner North in 2004.) Before the recording of Warmer Corners, the band added a second guitarist to the lineup. Louis Richter played and sang on that record and also on the follow-up First Frost, which was released on Matinée in late 2008. Soon afterward, the band split up and played their last show in August of 2009. White continued on with the Guild League, while the other three members started the group Last Leaves in 2012. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi