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Deep Sea Arcade
Deep Sea Arcade is an Australian band from Sydney, led by Nic McKenzie. They released their debut single 'Close To Me' in 2012. The song's atmospheric quality...
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Deep Sea Arcade is an Australian band from Sydney, led by Nic McKenzie. They released their debut single 'Close To Me' in 2012. The song's atmospheric quality and personal lyrics found an audience, helping establish their presence in indie music.
Their first album was called 'Outlands', followed by releases like 'Black Tiles' and 'Summer Palace'. These records continued with moody, textured arrangements and themes that often leaned toward introspection.
The band's lineup has included David Rennick on guitar, Cameron Henderson on bass, and Simon Ridley on drums alongside McKenzie. In 2019, McKenzie faced public criticism over personal conduct allegations, which the group addressed by expressing support while acknowledging the need for accountability.
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