Low and Loney, Dear - DJ Setlist

[kosmo vinyl]

Can anyone identify the Australian "Supergroup" collaboration?
 
 Charlie Sexon - "Dillingham Lane"
 Paul Weller - "Spring (At Last)"
 Cardinal - "Silver Machine"
 Ane Brun - "My Lover Will Go"
 Semi-Gloss - "Careless"
 Broken West - "Baby On My Arm"
 El Goodo  - "What Went Wrong? (Or: How I Learnt To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb)"
 Decibully - "Tables Turn"
 Sexsmith & Kerr - "Chasing Forever"
 Roddy Frame - "rock god"
 David Sylvian - "The Boy of the Gun"
 The Dears - "I Fell Deep"
 Jack Frost - "Number Eleven"
 The Cassettes - "Burglar in the Bungalow"
 Brandon Butler - "Good Intentions"
 Lucinda Williams - "Rescue"
 Elvis Perkins - "All The Night Without Love"
 Seu Jorge - "Starman"
 
 Loney, Dear
 
 Dub Reggae brought to you by the band between sets
 
 Low
 
 on deck
 
 The Good, The Bad and The Queen
 Private Elenador
 Velvet Underground
 Heartless Bastards
 Ratatat

[kosmo vinyl]

Low is very good at what they do live, but they certainly don't have the diversity in sound that is evidenced on "The Great Destroyer".  The songs all seemed to run in either slow and quiet, or start that way and end up loud with a guitar solo.  Think I'll stick with exploring their recorded works instead.
 
  Loney, Dear were on the other hand a very cool indie pop band from Sweden who just released an album on Sub Pop.  Fans of Prefab Sprout, The Go-Betweens, and Belle & Sebastian will dig the bouncy pop tunes of their..

[brennser]

Originally posted by kosmo:
  Can anyone identify the Australian "Supergroup" collaboration?
 
 Jack Frost - "Number Eleven"
 

what do I win?
   

[seeking_irony]

How were Loney, Dear last night? I saw them in Chicago a few weeks ago, and they were great, and Emil was very nice when I talked to him after the show. I tried to get him to stop by Hej Hej after his set last night, but his schedule was too busy... Would have liked to see them again, but had to be at Saint-Ex during their set.

[kosmo vinyl]

An Emma Pollock  MP3 "Limbs"

[kosmo vinyl]

Thought Loney, Dear were great... didn't get a chance to fully appreciate their set, but bought a couple CD for listening to.

[Vas Deferens]

Loney, Dear are opening for Sea and Cake at the Black Cat!

[xcanuck]

Loney, Dear were great. I went to see them more so than Low. Fabulous pop, even if the constant falsetto singing does get on the nerves slightly. I picked up the new CD (Loney, Noir) a few months ago and have really been digging it.