A bedroom synth project that became an Australian electronic staple.
If you only know "Shooting Stars," try "Way Back Home" next. It's got that same upbeat feel but feels a little more lived-in.
Most people know Bag Raiders from "Shooting Stars," that bright synth track that became a hit in Australia and the UK around 2010. But songs like "Way Back Home" and "Always" show they've kept the melodic electronic thing going long after that first wave. They even worked with The Avalanches on "The Divine Chord" in 2019, which says something about where they fit in the scene.
Jack Glass and Chris Stracey started making tracks with synthesizers and drum machines in Perth around 2006. Their debut album came out in 2010 with "Shooting Stars" on it, then another called "Atlas" in 2014.
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