The Hampdens

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The Hampdens is a modern and sublime Australian band known for their literary lyrics, originally from Perth, Western Australia, but who now call Melbourne home. Their debut independent EP Brightness Falls was released independently in 2003 to rave reviews, leading to Sony releasing their follow up, Even World (2004). Their third EP So Young It Hurts was released in 2005 on Rubber Records.

The band recently finished recording their debut album "The Last Party" with producer Victor Van Vugt in New York. The first single from this album, "Generation Y", will be released in March 2007.

  • Susannah Legge (vocals)
  • Gavin Crawcour (guitar/bass)
  • Jules Hewitt (keys)


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