A Melbourne band that's kept working since 1998, through lineup changes and occasional controversy.
For a sense of their sound, try 'God Is Dead, Meet The Kids' or 'Council Flat', both have that driving guitar energy they've carried since the late '90s.
They've been part of the Australian rock scene for over two decades, putting out albums like 'Guillotine' in 2007 and 'Nothing Touches Me' in 2014. Songs like 'God Is Dead, Meet The Kids' show their knack for guitar melodies and introspective lyrics. Their 2010 track 'Tie Me Up' sparked debate about lyrics, which the band said was meant as commentary on toxic relationships.
They formed in Melbourne in 1998 with Declan Melia, Nic Wilson, and Will Drummond at the core. After early EPs like 'You Will Die Today' in 2006, they released their debut album 'Guillotine' in 2007 and kept going through lineup shifts, including drummer Matt O'Connor leaving in 2015.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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