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The Smith Street Band - Bigger Than Us     Rock, Punk, Garage, Pop 12/06/2013
Melbourne's beloved punk rock party staring troubadours The Smith Street Band are as loveable, honest, inspiring and entertaining as usual on their forthcoming new EP 'Dont Fuck With Our Dreams'....
Bigger Than Us is about the feeling of community and love at The Smith Street Band shows. Written after one of their best shows ever, its a positive, intense, hugely loveable track, imbued with the kind of passionate sing-along chorus that has made this band so exciting, on-stage and off.

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Lo! - Lichtenberg Figures     Metal/Punk, Metal, Rock, Hardcore 06/04/2013
Sydney’s imposing metal barons Lo! have been conquered stages and foreign lands for years. Sonically name-checking genre-stalwarts Old Man Gloom, Converge and Cursed, sophomore album 'Monstrorum Historia' arrives Apr 22.
Sonically name-checking genre-stalwarts like Old Man Gloom, Converge, Cursed and the like, Lo!'s brutal, driving new track 'Lichtenberg Figures' masterfully weaves metal and hardcore into a unique, heavy tapestry. Dynamic and relentless as all hell.

Fourteen Nights At Sea - Glass Monster     Rock, Ambience, Instrumental 03/04/2013
Fourteen Nights At Sea is a ship with no captain, borne of the tides. Melbourne’s premier instrumental post-rock horde are a fearsome, thoughtful force to be drank in, wholly, willingly.
First track on second album 'Great North', 'Glass Monster' launches powerfully towards the dreary stratosphere that Fourteen Nights at Sea occupy. A delicate and dynamic, instrumental journey. Melodies bob and dive, chasing and eventually arriving at the customarily crushing Fourteen Nights at Sea climax. A dark, but inspiring journey.

The Smith Street Band - Young Drunk     Rock, Punk, Folk, Pop 13/12/2012
The Smith Street Band are a shitty band from Melbourne who enjoy mock meat and alcohol. They play heaps of shows and tour lots because it's fun.
Young Drunk is a song about a funeral, yet it has all the dynamic, upbeat fist-pumping qualities that all thrilling tunes by The Smith Street Band band have. Showcasing the stand-out lyrical deftness of frontman Wil Wagner, it's easy to see how Young Drunk has quickly become a live favourite.

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Other tracks by The Smith Street Band:  I Can't Feel My Face  -  Sunshine & Technology
After the Fall - Same Old Thing     Rock, Pop 04/12/2012
NSW Central Coast’s favourite pop-rock sons After The Fall return triumphant in 2012, with hard won fourth album ‘Bittersweet’ and some serious lessons under their collective belt.
"Same Old Thing" is classic After the Fall; sultry melodies, big drums, gutsy guitars. All the good fist-pumping rock stuff, squeezed into a jam tailor-made for Aussie radio waves.

Jamie Hay - Rabbit On     Folk, Acoustic, Punk, Blues 18/10/2012
Melburnian Jamie Hay has seen it all. Now, the Conation/A Death In The Family/Fear Like Us vocalist opens a new chapter, with debut solo album King Of The Sun.
Rabbit On is the powerful first single from Melburnian punk rock troubadour Jamie Hay.

A passionate, typically gruff vocal delivery is anchored by the stripped back, rollicking acoustic guitar and explores courage, resilience, heartbreak and tragedy, exhibiting that familiar ‘battler’ mentality and the bitterness of a hard yakka existence.


Lincoln Le Fevre - Get Drunk, See Bands     Folk, Rock, Punk, Acoustic 26/09/2012
Lincoln Le Fevre is a little bit punk, a little bit country, a little bit rock’n’roll. He’s no bullshit, no pretences, immediately relatable, 100% approachable. Real words and real music.
Get Drunk, See Bands is a song about doing exactly that. Deftly showcasing Lincoln Le Fevre's typically bombastic, dynamic, uplifting sound and verbose lyrical style, this first single from sophomore record 'Resonation' is about loving music with your friends. It's all about the singalong chorus and Linc's stirring, grainy voice.

Fait Accompli - No Great Expectations     Rock, Pop, Punk, Soul 10/07/2012
Bringing a soulful melodic element to their sound, has put a modern-day twist to the ever-evolving sound of punk rock, earning them their own unique musical style-‘Soul Punk’.
Insanely catchy, 90s-inspired indie rock number

Resist The Thought - Extermination     Metal/Punk, Hardcore 14/05/2012
Sydney's newest and best hardcore band boasts metal anthems; a cacophony of extreme riffing, rapid fire drumming and a relentless vocal attack.
New music from one of Australia's most promising up and coming metal/hardcore acts Resist The Thought. With crisp production and brutal vocals akin to peers Parkway Drive, this track - along with a blistering live show- should propel the four-piece into next level hardcore notoriety.

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Sugar Army - Hooks For Hands     Rock, Pop 22/03/2012
Sugar Army hail from Perth, WA, and are responsible for some of the most addictive Aussie rock anthems of the past five years. Angular, driving, and most of all- polished.
"mid-tempo rock number with a classic rock appeal that oozes with potential to be a proper crossover into that ever-growing behemoth of the indie-mainstream...the band's chops are ridiculously fine-tuned and honed..."- TIME OFF 22/2/2012

Hoodlum Shouts - Guns Germs Steel     Rock, Punk 06/03/2012
Take The Nation Blue and The Drones, put them together and you get Hoodlum Shouts; punk rock fuelled by the same kind of colonial fervor of those aforementioned bands.
"Another solid Aussie rock song from these boys. There's def a little Midnight Oil in here and maybe even a dash of Eddy Current. Shout along, you'll like it." - Dan Buhagiar, triple j