Haiku From Zero

The Australian band’s reverence for reference is part of their allure and their fifth album sticks to the tried-and-true pop formulas of the past.

"Going back to your roots" can be a backhanded compliment, but Cut Copy's new record sets the tone for a band that only improve with age.

There’s an effervescent sparkle that runs through it.

Melbourne's Cut Copy always seem to discover new ways to fine-tune their inclusive dance music and keep it sounding fresh and vibrant. The s...

Back in 2013, we praised this Australian dance-pop unit's fourth LP, Free Your Mind, while admitting it wasn't a much of a step in any direction for their sound.

Despite Haiku from Zero’s sunny musicality, there’s often a grim, apocalyptic subtext to the album’s songs.

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Cut Copy rarely misses a beat with gorgeous melodies.

Cut Copy - Haiku From Zero review: You've gotta give up the things you love to make it better.