The Silent Comedy
The Silent Comedy formed in Sydney with Josh Clancy and Michael Di Francesco on vocals and guitar, James Toohey on drums, and Nathan Kaye on bass. They put...
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The Silent Comedy formed in Sydney with Josh Clancy and Michael Di Francesco on vocals and guitar, James Toohey on drums, and Nathan Kaye on bass. They put out their first album 'Oooh, Do You Fancy That' in 2007, followed by 'An Offer You Can't Refuse' in 2010 and 'Hearsay' in 2012.
Their song 'Bartholomew' became a notable track for them, with its moody, reflective quality. Other songs like 'Peace Of Mind' and '49' show their lean toward indie folk and alternative rock, though they never settled into one clear genre lane.
They kept releasing albums through the 2010s, including 'Runners Up' in 2014 and 'I Am Not A Masterpiece' in 2018. Their music has appeared in some film and television placements, and they've played shows in various countries.
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