As far as band names go, you can’t get a better descriptor than ‘harmony’. Frontmen Tom and Jon do their fair share of hollerin’ and wailin’ while the backup vocals of Amanda, Alex, Maria and Quin are sublime harmonic works of pure grace. Heartbreakingly good. As part of National Slam Day the Harmony crew are bringing the hollering and harmony to Yah Yah’s. Joining them will be Spod, Sydney’s finest proponent of nutty rock and roll. Deep Heat will be punking it up a bit more than the others. We’re still smashing their debut EP, Low Lights in the studio.
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Clag, ‘Pasted Youth’Clag were definitely a punk band but not one I’m sure I’d be totally digging when they first started as Brisbane high schoolers in...
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Happy New Year, ‘Happy New Year’...New York via Brisbane’s Happy New Year’s new self titled LP on French label Svn Sns fits tightly into the current wave of black-widow-esque...
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Constant Mongrel, ‘Everything...The band have developed over time both in personnel (the addition of Amy on bass) and style – moving on from punky garage to a more experimental...