Axiom - Album

The Lovetones Released Their Debut Album Be What You Want In 2002 Through Bomp! Records. The Album Was Reviewed In Creem And Rolling Stone Magazine. The Latter Hailed Matthew J. Tow's Songwriting As Being Worthy Of Ray Davies Bowie Lennon And McCartney.
After Enjoying The Critical Success Of Be What You Want Touring Australia Extensively And Even Supporting Morrissey During His First-Ever Solo Australian Tour Tow Joined The Brian Jonestown Massacre In 2003 And Contributed Two Tracks To Their Album ...And This Is Our Music. Tow's Opening Track "Starcleaner" Later Also Appeared On The The BJM Retrospective Tepid Peppermint Wonderland. In The Same Year UK Based Fire Records Invited The Lovetones To Contribute To The James Joyce Chamber Music Project Alongside Mercury Rev Sonic Youth And REM's Peter Buck. In 2004 The Lovetones Released The Stars EP Coinciding With Their Support Of The Brian Jonestown Massacre On Their Tour Of Australia.
The Second Album Meditations Was Released Through New York's Tee Pee Records In Late 2005. Returning From Shows In The US In Late 2005 And Also At SXSW 2006 The Lovetones Toured To Support Meditations' Australian Release In May 2006. In June 2006 The Lovetones Completed A European Tour Across 12 Countries With The Brian Jonestown Massacre In Support Of Meditations Released There Through Tee Pee/Cargo Records Culminating In An Album Review In Respected UK Magazine Uncut.
The Lovetones Also Recorded Their Third Album Axiom During 2006 With Sessions Split Between Figment Studios In Hollywood And The Sydney Opera House Recording Studio. It Was Released In June 2007 Through Tee Pee Records.
Their Fourth Album Dimensions Was Released November 4 2008 In Australia Through Undercover Records And April 6 2009 In North America Through Planting Seeds Records. Pas De Traduction Mais C'est Mieux Que Rien read less