Skipping Girl Vinegar

20.05.2016

The Great Wave and some new creative ventures

Hey friends, We wanted to reach out and thank you for all of your belief and support of our recent album The Great Wave. If you’ve loved the album and want to share it with a friend – be sure to gift it …

05.05.2016

Mark Lang – National Theatre Melbourne, June 3rd

We’re excited to announce that our own Mark Lang has been invited to premiere and record his own live solo show at National Theatre, Melbourne on June 3rd! Make sure you check out the trailer – we’d love to see you all …

NEW CLIP! DANCE AGAIN (THE GREAT WAVE LP)

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REVIEWS

‘Skipping Girl Vinegar delivers a world-class indie anthem that hints at what’s to come from the bands next release. The single is complemented beautifully by an inspiring, feel-good aerial film clip that features Audrey the Skipping Girl and tracks the journey of a hand-crafted paper crane from a small, Victorian coastal village to the rooftop of the band’s namesake...’ Rip It Up- Adelaide

“Album of the year? It’s going to be hard to top. Deep & dark; it will haunt you.” MAG

“An intricate work of art... deadly serious compositions, the lyrics dark, winding corridors of meaning.” Herald Sun

“An indie force of nature”, ‘Album of the Year Finalist’- The Age

“Album of the Year. SGV deliver an edgy pop masterpiece - 4.5 Stars”- Jeff Jenkins, Inpress

“Blending Springsteen-esque hope with Luke Steele otherworldliness, tracks roar with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club infused energy with Lang's lyrical strengths on show - 4 Stars”- Rolling Stone

”Skipping Girl Vinegar are right on the money with their sophomore album. Subtle and adventurous... This is clever and original which is what good songwriting should be” - Sunday Mail

”Dreamy Soundscapes… Haunting Melodies… full of heartache and hope” - Rave

“You find highlight after highlight, deep under the layers of the melody - 4.5 Stars” - Time Off Magazine

“Like a diver you can swim deep into this satisfying release. Part joyful, part rock’n’roll, grown from the experience of life balanced by the healing powers of music... It hinges on Lang’s vocal landscapes and thought out lyric...What cries out is a voice, an understanding and an ability to draw from life a new, uniquely genuine experience.” Canberra Times