Cut CopyBest Cut Copy Albums Ranked

In Ghost Colours

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8.8

“Blog house may be increasingly used as an eye-rolling pejorative, but don't punish Cut Copy's hugely enjoyable In Ghost Colours, a fantastic summer pop record that feels light, confident, and unencumbered by the dictates of fashion.”

Zonoscope

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8.6

“Three years on from In Ghost Colours, Cut Copy return with a powerful new album that's less about anthems and more about movements and transitions.”

Freeze, Melt

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6.5

“The Australian electro-pop veterans return with a climate-change album both as chilled as an upscale boutique and as politically engaged as your Instagram feed.”

Free Your Mind (Deluxe Version)

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6.4

“Australian electronic outfit Cut Copy never sounded like a band that had a problem getting to the point. On Free Your Mind, though, their most overtly fun and least dynamic music restates the obvious over and over again.”

Haiku From Zero

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6.3

“The Australian band’s reverence for reference is part of their allure and their fifth album sticks to the tried-and-true pop formulas of the past.”

Zonoscope

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6.0

“Click to Listen to Cut Copy’s Zonoscope Australian synth-pop quartet Cut Copy do the Eighties eerily well. Too well, in fact. Cue up the band’s third album, and you find yourself playing spot-the-influence. (That verse? So Depeche Mode. The chorus? Pure O.M.D.) Zonoscope opens with the New Order-like throb of "Need You Now," followed quickly […]”