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in Fitzroy on 2 December. The trio returned to Birdland Studio's to once again work with producer Lindsay Gravina in May 1999, cutting what would become their penultimate EP. Released July 2000 on Magneto/MGM, 'Where You Go' went on to receive glowing reviews and further radio support from Triple J
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Magazine's Natalie McPhee wrote: "This debut is filled with 6 examples of just how Alcotomic are able to manipulate the sounds of a three piece and make it all their own. I am in love with this voice, deep and husky; it sits beautifully within the arrangements that Alcotomic create."
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Magazine wrote: "Three songs only on this glorious little record from Melbourne's Alcotomic. Well crafted and airy harmonies of 'Invisible' are what set this song apart and the more stop/start percussive drive of 'Black Or White' utilizes a more complex arrangement."
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joined the band on drums in October 1996 and their five track self-titled debut EP often called "playing cards" due to the cover artwork, was released August 1997. The single 'Living In Luxury' featured on the Australian TV drama's
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single pick of the week remarked: "Where You Go is an intoxicating blend of melody, cracking riffs, cute keyboard squelch, heavy bass, endearing husky vocals and a whole lotta fun".
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and were selected as the most promising artist in 1998 to perform before industry professionals at the Pacific Circle Music Conference in Sydney, November 1998. Alex Wheaton from
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By early 2001, band members began branching out into other projects, with Strachan joining Sydney band
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and the first recording session commenced at the original Birdland Recording Studios in High Street
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In mid 1998, bassist Denny Brereton departed and Strachan's housemate Paul Inglis, also from
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Alcotomic in 1997; left to right, John Freeman Baxter, Denny Brereton, Andy Strachan
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on July 4, the single went on to rotation on the national youth radio station
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program. Shortly after, they signed with the US indie record label
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Alcotomic self titled debut EP. Magneto Records (1997)
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Alcotomic in 1997; left to right, John Freeman Baxter, Denny Brereton, Andy Strachan
Melbourne
Victoria, Australia
Power Pop
Alternative
Not Lame Recordings
MGM Distribution
Moler
Pollyanna (band)
The Living End
prettymess.com
alcotomic.com
power pop
Melbourne
Prahran
Moler
Andy Strachan
Stingers
Good Guys, Bad Guys
Inpress
Sydney
MGM Distribution
Triple J
Recovery
Not Lame Records
Adelaide
the Punters Club Hotel
Sanity Magazine
Pollyanna
the Living End

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