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Brunettes Shoot Blondes
Brunettes Shoot Blondes formed in 2004 in New Plymouth, New Zealand, with Jonathan Bree on vocals and guitar, Tamara Sky on keyboards and vocals, James Hall...
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Brunettes Shoot Blondes formed in 2004 in New Plymouth, New Zealand, with Jonathan Bree on vocals and guitar, Tamara Sky on keyboards and vocals, James Hall on bass, and Alistair Deverick on drums. Their early sound drew from folk and electronica influences, though they never settled into one category.
They released their debut album 'Holiday' in 2006, followed by 'Pieces of You' in 2008 and 'Runaway Runaway' in 2012. Their songs like 'I Don't Know' and 'Sarah' had an ethereal quality with introspective lyrics. Their fourth album 'A Little Oblivious' came out in 2015.
The band explained it was meant as an ironic take on old stereotypes about gender dynamics. They kept the name despite the occasional criticism.
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