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{{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians --> |
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| Name = Skipping Girl Vinegar |
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| Origin = [[Melbourne, Victoria]], [[Australia]] |
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| Genre = [[indie rock]], [[acoustic]], [[folk]], [[indie pop]] |
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| Years_active = 2005—present |
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| Label = Popboomerang, MGM |
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| URL = http://www.skippinggirlvinegar.com |
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| Current_members = Chris Helm - drums, vocals, Mark Lang - guitars, banjo, vocals, Sare Lang - bass, vocals, Amanthi Lynch - keyboards, vocals |
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'''Skipping Girl Vinegar''' are a Melbourne-based [[indie rock]] band, named after the [[Skipping Girl Sign|Audrey the Skipping Girl]] located in [[Abbotsford, Victoria]]. The band comprise of siblings Mark and Sare Lang and their respective childhood friends Chris Helm and Amanthi Lynch. |
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== 2004 - 2007 One Chance == |
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Forming in 2004 they wrote and rehearsed solidly before playing live locally in 2006. Once playing they immediately secured support slots opening for larger acts such as [[Bob Evans (musician)|Bob Evans]], [[Shout Out Louds]], [[The Lemonheads]] and [[Something For Kate]] before releasing the single 'One Chance' and its acclaimed filmclip<ref>http://www.skippinggirlvinegar.com/biography.php</ref><ref>http://www.newherenowlive.com/profile.php?band=139</ref>. This single drew the attention of several major record labels which the band negotiated with before choosing to take their own label Secret Fox to the smaller, independent label [[Popboomerang]] with distribution through [[MGM Records]]<ref>http://www.popboomerang.com/releases.php?id=49&page=skipping-girl-vinegar-one-chance</ref>. |
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== 2008 - 2009 Sift The Noise == |
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Skipping Girl Vinegar recorded their debut album ‘Sift the Noise’. Recorded over a 14 month period ''in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens and studios across Melbourne, as well as a beach shack in [[Aireys Inlet]]''<ref>http://www.skippinggirlvinegar.com/biography.php</ref>. ‘Sift The Noise’ was produced and recorded by [[Greg Arnold]], Brisbane-based producer Caleb James and Mark Lang. The album is noted for its intricate library-book style packaging. |
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*1) One Chance |
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*2) Sift The Noise |
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*3) Fighting With Gravity |
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*4) Wandered |
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*5) River Road |
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*6) Cold Come The Nights |
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*7) Here Come The Lies |
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*8) Sinking |
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*9) Drove For Miles |
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*10) The Passing |
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== Critical Reception == |
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Upon release the album garnered with wholly positive reviews, cementing their position in the Australian music scene and opening them up to new audiences through the addition to commercial radio station playlists following its release. [[Rip It Up]] Magazine in [[Adelaide]] and [[Rave Magazine]] in [[Brisbane]] both made the second single and title track their respective ‘single of the week’. |
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JMAG and the Music Australia Guide (MAG) both gave the album 4.5 stars . The title track was added to high rotation on JJJ and ABC local radio nationwide in February 2009. The accompanying animated clip for ‘Sift The Noise’ also received critical acclaim with [[Rage (TV Program)|Rage]] featuring it as the band's second ‘indie clip of the week’<ref>http://search.abc.net.au//search/search.cgi?form=simple&num_tiers=1&num_ranks=20&collection=abcall&meta_v=rage&query=skipping+girl+vinegar</ref>. |
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''Mark Lang’s intimate storytelling and smooth vocal delivery is the centerpiece of Skipping Girl Vinegar’s music. Dedicated to his parents, who passed away during the recording of Sift the Noise, the whole album has an uplifting, redemptive quality to it, despite being made “during the darkest of seasons”. '' Dom Alessio, Mess and Noise<ref>http://www.messandnoise.com/releases/2000142</ref> |
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''Sometimes an album comes along that resonates. Something that sounds immediately relevant and is so unmistakably honest, that no matter your musical taste, there’s a deep founded respect and due reverence noted.'' [[Faster Louder]]<ref>http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/gigguide/brisbane_gold_coast/event/29246/Skipping-Girl-Vinegar-Debut-Album-Launch.htm</ref> |
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''A classic pop sense that doesn’t get bogged in its own vision of itself'' [[Drum Media]] |
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''In an age of downloads and ringtones, Skipping Girl Vinegar stand out from the pack'' [[Rip It Up]] |
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''Skipping Girl Vinegars debut album is so goddamned beautiful I really could punch myself…veering smoothly between rousing and ruminative, bittersweet and simply sweet its hard to find fault with any track here… The term 'crafted' is often bandied around in album review wankery, but in this case that's exactly what SGV have done with Sift the Noise. This album hasn't been 'layed down' but carefully lovingly embroidered''. |
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4.5 Stars - [[J Mag]] |
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Following the promotional tour, Skipping Girl Vinegar embarked on another nationwide tour entitled 'Songs From Cold Places' that previewed songs from their forthcoming album, due to be recorded early 2010. |
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==References== |
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