It's been almost ten years since the first and only time I ever talked to Architecture in Helsinki. I was writing for the college newspaper and trying too hard to look cool. But they didn't have to try at all. \"Why are you guys so fun?\" I asked. \"We're from Australia,\" they replied. <\/p>\n
It was like a time warp when I saw their latest music video, \"Dream a Little Crazy.\" The set up for the show I saw in Cambridge, Massachusetts, back in 2005, can only be described as a sound laboratory with instruments and objects strung up all over the stage. They've now upgraded their lab to appease all senseswide-eyed and lab-coated, the musicians make masks and mix potions. They scan faces and pour paint. By the end of the video, you can't help but wonder if they're actually doing real experiments. <\/p>\n
That's when I realized how far this little band from Melbourne has come. A decade ago, they were just a bunch of high energy hipsters from Australia banging on pots and pans. Today, they're mad scientists from the future. <\/p>\n
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