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TV Rock Vs. Dukes Of Windsor
TV Rock was formed in Melbourne in 1998 by brothers Chris and Luke Irfandakis. They had a straightforward house sound that worked well on radio and in clubs,...
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TV Rock was formed in Melbourne in 1998 by brothers Chris and Luke Irfandakis. They had a straightforward house sound that worked well on radio and in clubs, with tracks like 'Flash' getting attention early on. The Dukes of Windsor started up in London around 2000, led by Tim Hutton and Jake Evans. Their single 'The Other' showed a different side of house music, leaning into deeper grooves and atmospheric vocals.
There was some talk about a rivalry between the two acts, mostly because their approaches felt different. TV Rock kept things accessible and commercial, while the Dukes worked with a more experimental, underground palette. Both groups put out records through the 2000s, with TV Rock becoming one of Australia's better-known dance exports and the Dukes maintaining a smaller but dedicated following.
Over time, the lineups shifted. TV Rock sometimes worked with Samantha Scaffidi, and the Dukes of Windsor saw members come and go, with Hutton staying at the center. They each released a handful of singles that found their way into DJ sets and compilations, but the supposed rivalry never really defined either act's catalog. They were just two different takes on house music from opposite sides of the world.
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