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The Temper Trap photo 2009
from left: Dougy Mandagi, Lorenzo Sillitto, Toby Dundas & Jonathon Aherne
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On the strength of their self-titled debut EP in 2006, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA, Alternative-Rock band The Temper Trap emerged as an endearing story packed full of irresistible promise. The recording line-up for this outing comprised singer + guitarist Dougy Mandagi, lead guitarist + keyboardist Lorenzo Sillitto, bassist Jonathon Aherne and drummer Toby Dundas.

Intense and energetic live shows ensured an impressive tour roster with the band gracing the stage with prestigious international acts including Modest Mouse, Kasabian and Cold War Kids.
In early 2009 the momentum gather pace with the band signing a worldwide record deal with the newly re-launched Infectious Records, previously home to Muse, Garbage and Ash.
Completed in March, The Temper Trap's debut album, "Conditions", was released in their native Australia in June 2009, eventually going into the top 10 of the ARIA sales chart. Two months later the CD was released in Europe where it broke the official U.K. Top 40 Albums chart led by the hypnotic and gliding melodic spell of "Sweet Disposition", a single which climbed to the top 30.

 

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Conditions

(2009)

1. Love Lost
2. Rest
3. Sweet Disposition
4. Down River
5. Soldier On
6. Fader
7. Fools
8. Resurrection
9. Science Of Fear
10. Drum Song

 

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