In the live recording from December 12, 2006, at the Prince Bandroom in Melbourne, The New Pornographers were riding high on their critically acclaimed album "Twin Cinema," which had dropped just a few months earlier in August of that year. This album marked a significant point in their career, showcasing their trademark blend of indie pop and rock with catchy melodies and complex harmonies. It was particularly well-received, even earning praise for its rich, layered sound and memorable hooks. "Twin Cinema" featured beloved tracks like "Use It" and "The Bleeding Heart Show," which became fan favorites during live performances. This was also a period when the band was establishing their reputation on both sides of the border—Canada and the U.S.—solidifying their standing in the indie music scene. The energetic vibe captured in the Melbourne show reflects not only their evolving artistry but also the growing connection with their audience during this exciting phase of their career.