Epicure
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Epicure was an Australian progressive rock and alternative rock band formed in Ballarat, Victoria, in 1996. The original lineup consisted of Juan Alban on vocals and guitar, Tim Bignell on bass guitar, Michael Brown on guitar, Luke Cairnes on guitar, and Dom Santamaria on drums. Initially known as Pima's Little Finger, they released their first demo tape, The Least of These, in 1996. They gained national attention when their songs "Armies Against Me" and "Life Sentence" were picked up by Triple J and featured on their second studio album, The Goodbye Girl (2004), which peaked at number 88 on the ARIA Albums Chart. They supported major acts like Live and performed at festivals such as Big Day Out and Falls Festivals. Their discography includes the studio albums Fold (2000), Main Street (2005), and Postcards from a Ghost (2008), as well as the compilation album Airmail (2001). They disbanded in mid-2010 after their final tour, Quietly into the Night.
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- I Play Piano
- The Plan
- Lost
- Test Me
- Too Short
- Paranoia
- Shabi Man
- Tonight
- The Village
- Designated Driver
- Girl, Drink, Drunk!
- Last One
- Jahmin's Fatty
- Century Club
- Amped But Irie
- Tahoe
- Quit My Job
- Didgah by Epicure
- Second Time Around
- Spoiled Rotten
- Summer
- Stock Market Crash
- Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll
- Wallet
