(April 2001), peaked at No. 21 on the ARIA Alternative Singles Chart. 2004–2017: Free Kicks, Even & In Another Time Their fourth studio album, Free Kicks, was released on 6 June 2004 on their own label, El Reno Records. They had recorded some of the tracks in the United Kingdom in 2002. Dwyer declared that it "spearheads a new lease of life for Even... it features a couple of guest appearances by former Small Faces/Faces keyboard player Ian McLagan and follows a watershed London adventure." For the Hoodoo Gurus tribute album, Stoneage Cameos (August 2005), Even covered "Arthur", with Kempton as co-executive producer with Jason Evans. Ned Raggett of AllMusic reviewed their self-titled, fifth studio album which showed they "love their Beatles, their ELO, their power pop, their hints of roots music appreciation. It's all in there and they're not only not hiding it; they revel in it." Even was issued in 2007, which the group co-produced with Wayne Connolly (You Am I). In June 2008 Even's debut album Less Is More was voted number 30 of the greatest Australian albums ever in a poll by The Age readers. Even released their sixth studio album, In Another Time, on 9 December 2011. Mess+Noise's Patrick Emery felt it displayed how "a celebration of the glorious riffs, melodies and elegant style of the '60s and '70s doesn’t need to be an exercise in turgid nostalgia." Edouard Morton of theDwarf.com.au caught their live gig in May 2012 at The Tote, where they "made an all out attempt to burst every eardrum with their endlessly popular, and recognisably Melbourne power rock." In December 2014 the group celebrated their 14th annual Xmas Even at the Gasometer Hotel (in Collingwood) with Jasmin Kaset as their support act. 2018-present: Satin Returns & Reverse Light Years In May 2018, Even released their seventh studio album, Satin Returns. Even's eighth studio album, Reverse Light Years was released in October 2021 and peaked at number 18 on the ARIA charts; the band's highest charting album. Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Extended plays Charting singles Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. They commenced in 1987. ! |- | ARIA Music Awards of 1997 | Less Is More | ARIA Award for Best Independent Release | | References General Note: Archived