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Oh Mercy

Oh Mercy were an Australian indie rock band formed by Alexander Gow. The band released five studio albums, Privileged Woes (2009), Great Barrier Grief (2011), Deep Heat (2012), When We Talk About Love (2015) and Café Oblivion (2018).

At the ARIA Music Awards of 2015 they won Best Adult Contemporary Album for When We Talk About Love.

Albums

2009 Privileged Woes
2011 Great Barrier Grief
2012 Deep Heat
2015 When We Talk About Love
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Latest Articles

Reviews / Live
Live Review: Oh Mercy, Millions, Split Seconds
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Oh Mercy - Deep Heat
Gow has dumped a load of ideas on this disc but it never once comes across as overwrought or congested.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Deep Heat - Oh Mercy
they’ve taken a risk and nailed it
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Oh Mercy - Deep Heat
It is cohesive, it is whole, and you should put it on and settle in for an album that’s leaps and bounds above Oh Mercy’s previous goods.
Features / Music
Going Deep
"The birthing of Deep Heat, conceptually at least, came out of my realisation that people had managed to pigeonhole me as a serious, earnest singer/songwriter, which is fair enough considering the last record that I made."
News / Music
Exclusive: Watch Oh Mercy's '80s Inspired Teaser
That's some weird footage, man.
Features / Premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Oh Mercy - Deep Heat [Album Teaser]
Features / Premiere
Oh Mercy - Deep Heat
News / Music
Oh Mercy Are Feeling The Heat
News / Music
Oh Mercy Name New Album Deep Heat
They've also signed an American record deal.
Features / Premiere
Oh Mercy - Deep Heat Album Trailer
News / Music
Exclusive: Oh Mercy Return To The Studio For New Album
'We're drinking a lot of beer and listening to the Bee Gees', says Alex Gow.
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