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Crooked Colours
Crooked Colours are a fresh electronic trio from Perth, Western Australia, comprising of Philip Slabber, Leon Debaughn and Liam Merrett-Park. Creating music that has one foot in t ...read more on Last.fm →
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Crooked Colours - Capricious
Crooked Colours - Capricious
Sounds like: Crystal Castles, Glass Animals, SBTRKT
By Lauren Ziegler on Sep 9, 2014 | Perth's Crooked Colours are doing a really good job at staying ahead of the game. We all know that it's an exciting time for Australian electronic music, but it's bands like this that remind me why: it's different, it's captivating and it's sexy as h... read more →
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Crooked Colours - In Your Bones
Crooked Colours - In Your Bones
Sounds like: SBTRKT, New Order
By Justin Lam on May 1, 2014 | Perth electronic trio Crooked Colours return with the title single "In Your Bones" off their upcoming EP. If you can't hear this one in your bones, you might want to check your vital signs, because this single just melts all all the way through ... read more →
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Crooked Colours - Come Down
Crooked Colours - Come Down
Sounds like: Crystal Castles, Klaxons, New Order
By Justin Lam on Oct 29, 2013 | Everything seems to be moving along quite nicely for Perth's Crooked Colours as they release yet another single from their upcoming sophomore EP. If you guys thought "Moontan Nocturnal" was darker than any other Crooked Colours single out there, then... read more →
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Crooked Colours - Moontan Nocturnal
Crooked Colours - Moontan Nocturnal
Sounds like: Crystal Castles, The Presets, MSTRKRFT, RUFUS
By Aaron Blum on Sep 9, 2013 | Australian electronic three-piece Crooked Colours are back to the scene with a new single called "Moontan Nocturnal."  Harvesting shadowy vocals echoing in the midst, the heavily synth-filled track has a much darker feel than any previous Crooked Col... read more →
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