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Formed in 2004, MGMT are a psychedelic rock group from Connecticut, US, formed around the core duo of Benjamin Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden. Their first release was the 2005 E.P “Climbing to New Lows” and they’ve released three studio albums since then.

Anyone who remembers the summer of 2008 will have their memories colonized by this band whether they realize it or not. The first MGMT album, “Oracular Spectacular” and especially the two smash hit singles “Kids” and “Time to Pretend” seemed to be the background radiation of everyone’s life and it made an absolutely dismal washout of a season feel like San Francisco in 1967 everywhere you went, even when it was bucketing down relentlessly, which it often did.

That’s just the effect that this band has even to this day, and that stems from the bands attitude as much as it does the music, hitching a stringent adherence to not giving a damn about what anyone else thinks to gorgeously catchy melodies and floaty psychedelia.

I’m not kidding about the not giving a damn part, the band were never about getting famous. What bunch of fame hungry chancers would do as Goldwasser and VanWyngarden did and perform their first gigs dressed as snowmen playing 45 minute versions of the theme from Ghostbusters?

Those shows were played explicitly to annoy their fellow students at the Wesleyan University in Connecticut where they formed, however after Goldwasser and VanWyngarden realized that they had legitimate musical chemistry they developed their brand of psychedelic pop and signed to Columbia Records in 2006. Since their debut the band have shied away from releasing the radio friendly singles that made their name and have released two albums of uncompromising, yet dizzyingly good psychedelic rock as a result and they’re only getting better from here on out.

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PSA ANNOUNCEMENT: Their later cds, Congratulations and MGMT, are growers! Listen to them multiple times, in tracklist order, through headphones, in the dark! You won't regret it!

MGMT live is... for lack of better, more descriptive words... chill. The music is still spacey, avant-garde, and deliciously faux-retro. Just don't expect crazy stage shenanigans or wacky stage banter anymore (ok, it does get a bit weird sometimes).

Instead, keep an ear out for when they extend and embellished your favorite tracks. Pure audiogasm. My favorite bits are always when the music takes over, and James starts in on the glorious shredding. Ben, holed up in his electronic fortress, will always add this sort of cosmic texture to performances. All this will be topped off by Andrew distinctive singing. (I like to say he has a buttered baby bunny voice. No, I have no idea what the hell that really means either :) )

If you ever decide to see these guys, keep a couple of things in mind. 1) Kids and Time to Pretend sightings are incredibly rare these days. They have too much offer now! 2) Of Moons, Birds & Monsters and The Handshake live often evolve into this gorgeous rock-outs that make me wish it were on the cd. 3) Ladies, Andrew's gotten really good at not making eye contact. Time for us to give up :( 4) Best seats in the house? In front of James for showmanship, in front of Ben for techies.

If you're fortunate enough, the guys come out later to say hi to fans. They're all sweet as pie (except Matt, he's more like a rhubarb crumble, ha), I highly recommend it!! Hang out by any side door of the venue for a couple of hours.

Gooo. Go to see them. It won't be a "psychedelic rave" like people came to expect after so long. It'll be so much better.

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Opener (Matthew Dear) was okay, played for about 30 minutes from 8:15 - 8:45, MGMT came on about 45 minutes after he ended. MGMT played for about 70 minutes, songs and venue quality were good (played Electric Feel & Kids), but it simply felt short. It ended by 10:45 on a Saturday night, definitely expected them to play at least until 11, 11:15.

OMG!!! MGMT were awesome! I’m so glad I went to see them!!! Wow guys, that was the most magical show I’ve ever been to. Thank you so much. Everyone who is intreastes in going to see MGMT but have a doubt about it, PLEASE JUST GO!!!! You’ll be amazed by them I promise. xx

One the better shows I’ve been to in my life! They had absolutely amazing visuals and a very clean sound. I also enjoyed the vibes they put off and getting the crowd involved with the songs. MGMT is one of my favorite bands and my expectations were exceeded with their show.

Was awesome. The setlist was on point cause it literally had MGMT music for everyone. Visuals we fucking badass. Hated waiting forever door open at 6:30 and says on ticket show starts at 8 wtf. lol they came on at like 9:30 but it was well worth the wait.

Cancelled due to rain in Houston *cries* I was looking forward to this so much but alas!I hope they return again. Also because I need 30 words: Oracular Spectacular is still my favorite album of theirs but Little Dark Age is pretty good if hit or miss.

Brilliant MGMT show in Oslo friday night. The new songs suonded great live. The live set was visually beautiful, especielally during Little Dark Age.

We enjoyed it and looking forward to see the band again, hopefully soon!

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amazing atmosphere, amazing songs, they were so full of energy and synchrony. one of the bests concerts i’ve ever been! i’m looking forward to see them again. a memorable night that i’m sure i won’t forget.

It's great. But the band showed up late, which was not really good. But the atmosphere in general are really good. That's all I want to say. And this sentence is just for holding the place to more than 30 words

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For a while,  MGMT  were considered one of the most self-destructive bands in the music industry. Formed in 2002 by two college freshman at Weslyan University, Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser   would soon take the world by storm, releasing their first record  Oracular Spectacular   in 2007. Including infectious hits such as  Time To Pretend, Kids  and  Electric Feel,  the album would go on to sell millions of copies worldwide and would lead MGMT to the biggest stages around the world.

But this initial success did not come without criticism. For years, the band were constantly slated for not being able to translate their singles to the live stage. Then, in 2010, they would release ‘ Congratulations’,   their second album which seemingly had no singles on it. They had done a 180, releasing music more in line with psychedelic pop than anything from the hugely successful first album. Had they committed career suicide? Perhaps. Or as they would tell  The Guardian  in an interview in 2010, “that’s not where we (wanted) to be. We got a glimpse of (fame) and shrunk back”.

After Congratulations would come the band’s 2013 offering, the self-titled third record ‘ MGMT ‘ –   another offering that did little to inspire even the most hardcore MGMT fans. That’s not to say that the music was bad, it was just different. Fast forward to late 2017 and after a little hiatus, the band announced their return on the scene last October with the release of the title track of their latest record  Little Dark Age .  Following this release was their second single  When You Die   in December. Immediately fans could sense a different energy coming from MGMT’s music – while it didn’t provide the joyous, synthy highs of Oracular Spectacular, there was still some sort of substance for fans to grab onto – something which was missing from the preceding 2 albums.  Little Dark Age, released in February this year highlights an evolution of MGMT that many assumed would never come. It’s grandiose synth pop that somehow never feels like it’s over the top.

Ahead of their upcoming performance at  Splendour In The Grass,  as well as their 2 date co-headline tour with  Franz Ferdinand, Stoney Roads was lucky enough to catch up with half of MGMT, Ben Goldwasser,   to discuss the making and themes of  Little Dark Age ,   as well as discuss the perils of touring in a live band for so many years.

Stoney Roads: Hey Ben, thanks for chatting to us today, how are you doing?

Ben Goldwasser : I’m really good how about you?

SR: Yeah really well thank you! Where abouts in the world are you right now?

BG: I just got home last night from the last leg of our U.S tour… We just finished off the West Coast and we’ve got a little bit of time to rest up now before we head back out again.

SR: Awesome! First off the bat, what have you found the reception like from fans to your latest record ‘ Little Dark Age’ ?

BG: It’s been great. It’s actually been, of all of the records we’ve put out, the one that people have most immediately grabbed onto at the shows. I mean even touring for our first record ( Oracular Spectacular ) which had more popular songs on it… We noticed that when touring that one it took a little while before people really began engaging with all of the songs… It’s always felt like a bit of a struggle to perform some of our music live but with ( Little Dark Age) it feels like people have been really ready to embrace the new music and fans are singing along and everything so it’s been really great.

SR: It definitely feels like it’s your most relatable album since ‘ Oracular Spectacular’ ! Did you have the idea going into it that you wanted to write an album that was maybe a bit catchier than your more recent stuff?

BG: I don’t know… I mean I think it’s tough to talk about intentions because we always go in to writing an album with intentions and then the outcome is never what we were trying to achiever in the first place… I think we generally kind of go wherever the process takes us but maybe this time there was something about where our heads were at that we ended up wanting to make catchier music. I’m not sure… I think in some ways, emotionally we were in kind of darker places or maybe a bit upset about what was going on in the world… That could have somehow urged us to want to make music that was a bit more uplifting. To kind of get out of that place in some way.

SR: That’s interesting – I feel like MGMT’s music has always dealt with heavy themes in the lyrics that are glossed over with this shiny, synthetic sort of left-field pop over the top. You wrote this album at the time of the U.S election, didn’t you?

BG: A lot of it was written around then yeah.

SR: Do you think that had anything to do with the messages that are coming through?

BG: It’s definitely possible. I mean there might not be an overt political message in the music but it is informed by things that have been going on in the world the last few years and I think in some ways it’s more directly related to current events than our previous records. I think that the third record (self-titled ‘ MGMT’ ) dealt with a lot of the same emotions but in different ways. I think in many ways that record was more like responding to anxiety by retreating into this kind of the internal world… And this one is more about responding to those feelings with a desire to connect with other people and kind of find others who were, and are, feeling the same way.

SR: MGMT has grown up in the music industry – you started the band while you were at college. Moving into an older period of your life do you feel you could use MGMT’s music as a platform to more overtly express these ideas and themes than perhaps in the past?

BG: I think in some ways we are a little bit anti-message or you know we don’t want to be a band that is known for being political or having a message but I think at the same time there are some things that we really care about. We don’t want to be preachy but I guess I’m not really sure what our responsibility is or should be just because we have that platform. I feel like some people might say “oh well you have that platform you shouldn’t waste the opportunity to reach people” but on the other hand I think there’s something really nice about bringing people together and allowing them to form their own meaning behind the songs. I mean fans are always telling us “ oh this song is definitely about this right” and generally we’re like not really but that’s a really cool interpretation of it so we don’t really want to tell people what the songs and the messages are about sometimes.

SR: Are we living in the “Little Dark Age” or is it a prophecy?

BG: (laughs) I don’t know… Honestly every day I’m getting more and more depressed when I look at the news so it’s hard to say but I mean I definitely hope that things get better soon.

SR: Please take no offence to this but early on MGMT live were not particularly crash hot. A lot of early reviews of your live shows criticised your shows for being more of a studio act than a live band. All the recent reviews of your latest tours however appear to be nothing but positive. Do you think that you’re finally hitting your straps as a live band?

BG: Yeah I think we are. And I don’t take any offence to that comment at all. I think in the past we have never really been quite where we’ve wanted to be as a live band. Now though we totally feel like we are… And I genuinely think we all feel like we’re getting better and better and we are really happy with the place we are at… I think also it’s taken a little bit of time for people to catch up with who we are as a live band because I think when our music first came out, a lot of people expected us to play more of an electronic performance, more in line with DJ’ing or something like that… We have always thought that our music comes across better in a 5 or 6-piece live format… What we have settled on now is a little bit of a hybrid of that – a rock band with electronic elements and we’re really, really happy with where it’s at.

SR: What can fans going to your upcoming Australian shows expect from the show?

BG: We’ve been doing most of the new record and then an even mix of songs from the older ones. And we have some really cool production on stage – all of the lighting and the visuals and everything… It definitely feels like a proper multimedia experience… I think it just keeps getting better with every show and to be honest, it’s really the first time that we’ve toured for a record that I feel like… I don’t see us ever getting sick of playing the way we are playing right now. Sometimes in the past we’ve gone out on a tour and after a month we’re like “oh man we have to do this for another year”,  but I think we are all really feeling so excited about playing this record live right now.

SR: Is that strain of constant touring what lead to your little hiatus in 2015?

BG: I think yeah definitely it was part of it. I mean it was the stress of touring, but then also the stress of not feeling grounded in our home and personal lives and I think just taking that time to establish ourselves at home and kind of rediscover who we were individually gave us more of a launch-pad to go out on the road and feel good about touring this time… We’re not using all our energy while we’re on tour anymore which is really nice.

SR: This upcoming tour will be your 6 th visit to Australia. Do you have any favourite memories of touring here?

BG: Oh man I love going to Byron Bay. It’s a very special, magical place! Oh, and I have a memory of hanging out with some of the Pond guys on tour, and we were staying… I can’t even remember where it was but it was on our last tour there on one of the stops (2014). So, it’s the middle of the night and my girlfriend at the time and I could here like holla’ing coming from somewhere. And mind you it’s like 2 or 3 in the morning so we were like “ what on earth is going on”. So, we get up and of course some of the guys from Pond were down in the water and they had found like some sort of bio-luminescence where you could clap your hands and it would just make the entire ocean spark up. So, we all got in the water and we were going crazy in the middle of the night which was super fun.

SR: You’re touring with Franz Ferdinand.  Have you met them before? Do you get on well?

BG: Yeah, we have! I don’t really know them well but they are sweet guys I think we’ll get along really well for the tour. It’s crazy we’re both bands that have been doing this music thing for a long time and been through so much but I think they’ll be a good musical match for us and yeah, I’m really looking forward to all the shows!

SR: Alright I think we might leave it there! Thanks so much for chatting today man, can’t wait to see you at your upcoming shows!

BG: Oh, thank you so much, we’re really excited to come and play there again!

Catch MGMT  on their upcoming tour of Australia! They co-headline a couple of dates with Franz Ferdinand  in Sydney and Melbourne, follow the link for ticket details and information !

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MGMT is an electropop duo based in Brooklyn, New York and formed in 2002. The two members, Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden met while at Wesleyan University and released their first album 'Oracular Spectacular' in 2007. The album hit gold status making them an overnight sensation and from then on they have been pumping out hit after hit. Their unique and catchy style combines aspects of rock, dance, electro and psychedelic music, with surreal imagery and instrumental experiments. With four full length albums under their belt, including their most recent 'Little Dark Age' released in 2018, MGMT have toured extensively around the world, performing their cult classics to massive live audiences.

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Saturday 6th December – Belvoir Amphitheatre, Perth Tuesday 9th December – Enmore Theatre, Sydney Wednesday 10th December – The Tivoli, Brisbane Thursday 11th December – The Palace, Melbourne

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@rowisingh for @samsungau #GalaxyZFlip4 in Bora Purple ⁠ ⁠ #TeamGalaxy #UnfoldYourWorld

(2/2) Known best as @olantekkers, Daniel Olaniran is a former footballer who fell—and landed on his feet —into creating content throughout Sydney’s lengthy lockdowns over the past few years. Originally from the UK, Daniel shares parodies on Australian culture, past times, sports and media on his social channels, and found that his audience, particularly on TikTok, responded well to his engaging and humorous videos. ⁠ ⁠

(1/2) #MGMT welcomes @olantekkers to the family. ⁠

Celebrating Womens Equality Day today and everyday. #MGMT

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