David Bridie Melbourne, Australia
David Bridie is a multi award winning songwriter and composer.
Founding member of Not Drowning Waving and My Friend the Chocolate Cake.
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The Revival Meeting
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 9 fans who also own “Dirty Water”
Me and the "Cake " go back a long way ,, Helen reckons they nailed it on this one ,,, I reckon they nailed it on"Brood' and then there was "Curious" and what about 19 easy pieces,,that I bought after seeing them at the Fly By. in Freo , (west australia ), back in the 90's , thanks for getting me through some crazy times ! I posted this 2019 , cheers ,,
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The Quiet Bits (Live Stuff and Other Sides)
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 8 fans who also own “Dirty Water”
An absolute delightful collection of Cake tunes. It includes the hidden Cake classic "Travel Shop". David's reflection of a night in Melbourne floats over a beautiful tune, somehow hits a nerve in these times. Worth it for this track alone. Take care folks.
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Best (Cake) In Show
by My Friend The Chocolate Cake
supported by 8 fans who also own “Dirty Water”
This is one more reason why I wish MFTCC would tour the states (I live in Pittsburgh). Some tracks, like "Weather Coast" sound even better live than in the studio. Fantastic playing and great songs. It's a pity my copy hasn't arrived yet (ordered it in Sept) but I'm still enjoying the digital download.
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Funny How Things Turn Out
by Feign Jima
Moody indie pop from Melbourne with melodies that drift by like a waking dream alongside feathery acoustic guitar.
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Me & Ennui Are Friends, Baby
by Sarah Mary Chadwick
Minimalist solo piano arrangements drive this album by the Melbourne-based singer-songwriter.
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The Dissolution of Recall
by Mike Cadoo
Mike Cadoo’s concept record dealing with his father’s dementia diagnosis wrenches palpable emotion from haunting ambient textures.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Dirty Water”
How is it that All India Radio can produce so many albums so frequently and never lose steam? It's truly an inspiration. With groovy synths, atmospheric walls of sound, and delightfully hammy voice samples, the album blasts us back to the classic age of science fiction, proving that the genre is eternal.
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