FRENTE! Clunk EP 1992

 

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Frente! Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Guitarist Simon Austin formed the Melbourne, Australian folk-pop band Frente! in 1991, bringing in Angie Hart, Simon Austin (guitar), Tim O'Connor, and Mark Picton (replaced by Alastair Barden) to round out the lineup. Frente! entered the international spotlight in the summer of 1994 with their quirky acoustic version of New Order's "Bizarre Love Triangle." On the back of that single, Marvin: The Album entered the charts, with the single "Labor of Love" becoming a minor hit. Shape followed in 1996.

Tracklist

1		Ordinary Angels	2:37
2		Book Song	2:39
3		Seamless	2:59
4		Paper, Bullets And Walls	2:02
5		Nadi	0:34

FRENTE! Shape 1996

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Pop rock band from Melbourne, Australia Formed in 1989 Frente had a string of hit singles in the early 90s - Ordinary Angels, Accidentally Kelly Street, Labour of Love and their beautiful acoustic take on New Order's Bizarre Love Triangle. They also enjoyed considerable success with their debut, Marvin the album, selling a million copies around the world, and their follow-up, Shape, a sophisticated mesh of acoustics, technology and wonderful song writing. Along the way the band toured extensively around Australia and the world, hand picked to play with the likes of Alanis Morissette, the Beautiful South and Everything But The Girl. In 2004 Simon and Angie with some well received shows in Los Angeles and New York. Angie and Simon were joined by Bill McDonald and Pete Luscombe to play a sell out tour of Australia in early 2005.

Tracklist 

1	Sit On My Hands	4:00
2	Horrible	1:52
3	Goodbye Goodguy	2:51
4	Burning Girl	2:36
5	Clue	2:24
6	Harm	3:54
7	Air	4:23
8	Jungle	3:06
9	So Mad	2:28
10	Safe From You	4:21
11	The Destroyer	2:33
12	What's Come Over Me	4:52
13	Calmly	8:59