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New Audio: Sunbather's Woozy and Shimmering Debut

New Audio: Sunbather's Woozy and Shimmering Debut @SunbatherBand @gyrostream

Sunbather is an emerging Brisbane, Australia-based dream pop duo featuring OKBADLANDS‘ Sally Latter (vocals, bass) and Mike Todman (guitar) that can trace its origins to when its core duo — and housemates — started sharing small ideas in the converted basement studio of their windowless, mostly soundproofed apartment. Experiments with guitar layers for melodic texture and vocal harmonies were…

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New Audio: Up-and-Coming Aussie Indie Rock Act Future Haunts Releases an Anthemic, Politically Charged Single

New Audio: Up-and-Coming Aussie Indie Rock Act Future Haunts Releases an Anthemic, Politically Charged Single @futurehaunts @gyrostream

Over the past couple of months, I’ve written a couple of posts on the up-and-coming Brisbane, Australia-based indie rock quartet Future Haunts, and as you may recall, with the release of their debut EP Rubicon and its follow up single “Make Time,” the Brisbane-based quartet exploded into their homeland’s national scene, landing opening slots for Middle Kids and Horror My Friend, Hockey Dad, as…

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New Video: Brisbane Australia's Future Haunts Release a Nostalgic DIY Visual for "Weather Vane"

New Video: Brisbane Australia's Future Haunts Release a Nostalgic DIY Visual for "Weather Vane" @futurehaunts @gyrostream

With the release of their debut EP Rubicon and “Make Time,” the up-and-coming Brisbane, Australia-based indie rock quartet Future Haunts quickly emerged into their homeland’s national scene, landing opening slots for Middle Kids and Horror My Friend, a well as a set at Hidden Lanes Festival. Interestingly, besides making a handful…

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New Audio: Brisbane's Up-and-Coming Act Future Haunts Release a Self-Assured and Anthemic New Single

New Audio: Brisbane's Up-and-Coming Act Future Haunts Release a Self-Assured and Anthemic New Single @futurehaunts @gyrostream

With the release of their debut EP Rubicon and “Make Time,” the up-and-coming Brisbane, Australia-based indie rock quartet Future Haunts quickly emerged into their homeland’s national scene, landing opening slots for Middle Kids and Horror My Friend, a well as a set at Hidden Lanes Festival. Interestingly, besides making a handful of live appearances last year, the members of the Brisbane-based…

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