The Lovetones

...Massacre, Silver Apples, The Fuzztones and The Telescopes and introduced the world to The Black Angels, The Dolly Rocker Movement, The Lovetones, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians and The Electric Mainline. Psychedelica Vol: 2 followed in...

In this article: Northern Star Records, The Sunday Times, NME, Mojo, Uncut, and The Telescopes

...released albums by The Brian Jonestown Massacre (Bravery, Repetition and Noise and the re-release of Spacegirl and Other Favourites), The Lovetones (Be What You Want), and Dead Meadow (Got Live if You Want It). According to the , the purpose...

In this article: Anton Alfred Newcombe, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Matt Hollywood, Entertainment Weekly, The Velvet Underground, Joel Gion, Ricky Maymi, and Bob Dylan

...record label Off the Hip. The group has played with such acts as The Black Keys, The Lime Spiders, The Stems and The Lovetones. The band has had material showcased outside of Australia on various releases, including Northern Star...

In this article: Lime Spiders, The Stems, Northern Star Records, and The Black Keys

...as the singer and guitarist of 90's Sydney indie band Drop City, Tow currently fronts international neo-psychedelic rockers The Lovetones. Rolling Stone Magazine has hailed Matthew J. Tow's songwriting as being worthy of Ray Davies,...

In this article: Matthew J. Tow, Tee Pee Records, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Sydney, Rolling Stone Magazine, Tepid Peppermint Wonderland, United States, and Uncut

Australia's the Lovetones bring a down-under haze to psychedelic pop mindful of the 1960s. Galaxy-laden liner notes (with artwork drawn by the frontman's sister, Anna Tow) echoes the cosmic sound found therein. Separated into three sections,...

In this article: Matthew J. Tow, Us and Them, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Rob Campanella, Anton Newcombe, John Lennon, and Morrissey

Matthew J. Tow (acoustic & electric guitars / sitar / autoharp / vocals) 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...

In this article: Matthew J. Tow, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Tee Pee Records, Mercury Rev, Australia, Uncut, Rolling Stone magazine, and UK

...in 2003. All songs were written by Anton Newcombe, apart from two songs contributed by Matthew J. Tow from Australian psychedelic band The Lovetones ("Starcleaner" and "A New Low In Getting High"). "The Wrong Way" and "The Right Way" appear...

In this article: And This Is Our Music, Anton Newcombe, Out Crowd, Matthew J. Tow, and The Brian Jonestown Massacre