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New members resurrect old work
Published Thu, Aug 28, 2014 · 10:00 PM
THE hard work is finally paying off for local indie band, The Observatory. All 200 first-run coloured vinyls and 80 cassette tapes of their latest album, Oscilla, have sold out in the week of its release - a rare and almost unheard of feat for a homegrown act that gets almost no airplay at all on the radio.
Overnight success it is not. The band has paid its dues over the 12 years that they have been together; touring endlessly …
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