After a year of solid shows and a growing reputation as one of Sydney’s finest live acts, Grafton Primary have come up with their debut full-length Eon with the aim of showing us exactly how mouth-watering electro can be. Banging percussion holds the album together from start to finish, with the album not swaying far from the instantly recognisable, futuristic soundscape of their debut EP Relativity. If you liked what they cooked up in the studio 2007 get your hands on Eon. This time around there is surprising abundance of synth build-ups, while the percussion takes a step up – perhaps as a result of their live escapades. Highlight track SOS Hello sees the trio’s production talent at its peak alongside some killer synth and vocal inserts that run wild. Grafton Primary have taken the new wave of synth-heavy, Korg-toting trendies to school with ease and cemented their own place at the top of the electro pile.

10 out of 10 :-pppp

Well, the news is already rolling out of this year’s Comi-Con event and the first news up is the sequel to Disney’s 1982 film, Tron. The movie has been stirring internet rumblings for a while now and is titled Tron Legacy. You can see the early preview above.

Here is what is available so far at Wikipedia:
“Tron Legacy is a forthcoming 2010 science fiction film. It is a sequel to the 1982 film Tron. Joseph Kosinski is directing the film, while the previous film director, Steven Lisberger, returns as a producer. Jeff Bridges will reprise his role as Kevin Flynn, while Garrett Hedlund will portray Flynn’s now-adult son, Sean. The other cast members include Bruce Boxleitner, Olivia Wilde, Beau Garrett and John Hurt. According to the teaser trailer shown at the 2008 and 2009 Comic Con, the film will be presented in Disney Digital 3-D and IMAX 3D.”

It looks like an interesting blend of live action and 3D. There is a strong cast on this one too so it will be equally interesting to see if it proves to actually be a really good movie.