Kazy Lambist
Kazy Lambist came together in Melbourne around 2012. The band's 2015 single "On You" became their breakthrough track, gathering attention for its moody,...
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Kazy Lambist came together in Melbourne around 2012. The band's 2015 single "On You" became their breakthrough track, gathering attention for its moody, introspective feel. They followed it with songs like "Work (feat. Pongo)."
They released the album Nocturna in 2017, which drew some criticism for its dark themes. Two years later came Aether, and in 2021 they put out a live recording called Etherea. The music tends to explore personal and sometimes difficult subject matter, with a sound that pulls from rock and electronic textures.
Their live shows developed a reputation for being intense and emotionally charged. The lineup included Kazimir "Kazy" Lambist on vocals, James Vincze on guitar, Hamilton Phillips on bass, and Aria Gonzales on drums.
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