Dot Dash Recordings/Remote Control Records, which was co-produced by Cornelius and Simon Grounds. It was listed as Album of the Week on 3RRR FM, Radio Adelaide, RTR FM and Edge Radio. The line-up was Cornelius (now also on drum machine) and Reguiro-McKelvie were joined on some tracks by Masterson on live drums and Brigitte Hart on backing vocals and percussion. According to The Beats interviewer, "she wanted to record an album based primarily on the use of drum machines. But it was the long gestation of Tambourine that allowed Cornelius to examine exactly how she wanted the album to sound, and what she wanted it to represent as a record." The Ages reviewer rated Tambourine at four stars, The Vines writer observed, "One of the best Australian releases this year". Kat Mahina of The AU Review caught a live gig in July 2011, where, "Cornelius was in fine form and visibly less nervous than she was at her own album launch a few weeks ago. The young chanteuse let her vocals soar and her dirty, bluesy, pop was all encompassing. [She] has a sweet, understated presence and the music really took off." The album's first single, "Unfamiliar Skirts", received The Ages EG Award nomination for Song of the Year in October 2011. In March 2012 Teeth & Tongue undertook a solo North American tour, including performances at the SXSW festival and New York's Piano's. VH1's Mark Graham saw both of the latter shows, "[she] has a beguiling, sultry sound, one that to this listener lies somewhere between Cat Power and Bat For Lashes. She’s got a real knack for setting the scene in her songwriting, and has a novelist’s gift for conveying the kind of minute details in her lyrics that really put the listener in her head space. The tour was also reviewed by Nylon Magazine and MTV. Teeth & Tongue returned to the US in October of that year with a full band for CMJ Music Marathon where they appeared on USA Todays list CMJ 2012: What you should be listening to Now. Followed by a live performance on East Village Radio. Also in that year they were nominated for another EG Award, for Outstanding Achievement. Cornelius, as a solo act, joined a live 12-date SBS RocKwiz tour during 2012. She has appeared on the related TV show twice: in 2011 as a duet with Mike Rudd of