No More Maps, No More Roads
by The Good China
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From the forthcoming EP 'We Knew That We Had To Leave', 'No More Maps, No More Roads' is a song about moving up, moving out, and moving on.
Built on handclaps, fuzzed-up guitars, dynamic violin and an insistent drum beat, it recalls the trepidation and triumph of our growing pains while hurtling towards a jubilant finale. Brash and big hearted, it's become a solid fan favourite and a live highlight.
Check out the live film clip here: youtu.be/UWWms-DvkwI
Built on handclaps, fuzzed-up guitars, dynamic violin and an insistent drum beat, it recalls the trepidation and triumph of our growing pains while hurtling towards a jubilant finale. Brash and big hearted, it's become a solid fan favourite and a live highlight.
Check out the live film clip here: youtu.be/UWWms-DvkwI
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released November 1, 2011
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The Good China Melbourne, Australia
The Good China is an energetic, instrument-swapping eight-piece indie pop band from Melbourne, Australia.
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Jun 2014 -
Oct 2012 -
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Sep 2009 -
Aug 2008
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