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Cut Copy: Bright Lights Big City

By truly yours | Published: June 27, 2009

This video premiered over at THE FADER and they had this to say…

Could Cut Copy ever hit U2 levels of stardom? Probably not, but this video (brought to you by yourstru.ly, who you might remember from the Wavves video) gets them one step closer. There’s a good chance that we made the U2 comparison because the band is silhouetted by bright neon lights and that seems like something U2 would do, but either way, we can’t deny Cut Copy’s stage presence or their ability to turn extended bongo drum solos into something we can actually enjoy.

Directed and edited by Nate Chan

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