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Amy Racecar released their debut album ''[[Conclusions]]'' in early 2007, prior to making the jump across the ditch to Melbourne. Fueled by a no-show at a high profile venue in November, rumors started circulating that the band had broken up. These rumors we're put to rest in Jan 2009 when the band booked a practice space at 3 phase studios.  
 
Amy Racecar released their debut album ''[[Conclusions]]'' in early 2007, prior to making the jump across the ditch to Melbourne. Fueled by a no-show at a high profile venue in November, rumors started circulating that the band had broken up. These rumors we're put to rest in Jan 2009 when the band booked a practice space at 3 phase studios.  
 
In January 2009, rumors started circulating that the band was going to change their name to 'Amy Race Motucar' inspired by their maori history.
 
  
 
==Current Lineup==
 
==Current Lineup==

Revision as of 13:14, 3 February 2009

Amy Racecar, photo petrajane.com

Amy Racecar formed in Napier in 2001 and subsequently moved to Hamilton.

Amy Racecar released their debut album Conclusions in early 2007, prior to making the jump across the ditch to Melbourne. Fueled by a no-show at a high profile venue in November, rumors started circulating that the band had broken up. These rumors we're put to rest in Jan 2009 when the band booked a practice space at 3 phase studios.

Current Lineup

Former Members

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Releases


Published Articles

  • Amy Racecar, Rip it Up 311 (Jun/Jul 2006), P24
  • Amy Racecar, Nexus, 26 February 2007, P46

External Links