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Shinobi - 'Trouble' new video

October 11th 2009 04:36
Shinobi - Trouble


Click to watch "Trouble" on Youtube

Check out the new Vid for Sydney rock band Shinobi. The track "TROUBLE" touches on the issue of alcohol abuse, describing how a "quiet drink can quickly turn into TROUBLE"! As well as being a talented musician, front man Eric Grothe Jnr is also a professional rugby league player in the NRL with the Parramatta Eels.


A band forged out of family and mateship, the sound is delivered from brothers Eric (vocals/guitar) and Daniel Grothe (bass), Wayne Langfield (drums) and Darren Stapleton (guitar) and whilst the quartet have jammed together for years it was the definitve natural sound they were forging that led to the almost automatic progression of forming a band and playing regular gigs. It is their thirst for audience reaction to their high octane explosive rock and absolute passion for tearing off heavy guitar driven tracks that provides Shinobi with the means for forcing you to hopefully search for their next show.
Triple J Unearthed

Like it? check out Shinobi @
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Triple J Unearthed
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Wolfmother

September 15th 2006 05:34


There's a single word out there in the Australian rock wilderness that polarises music fans like no other... that word is 'Wolfmother'. Mention this word to a group of music-inclined people and don't be surprised if you get looks of disgust, screwed up faces, people spitting on the ground at your feet, blood feuds and curses being invoked, bodily harm, and a wide manner of other negative reactions.


I like Wolfmother!

However, I've learnt that there is no point in trying to defend them to their haters... my cred points dribble out of my sleeves before their very eyes the moment I mention my love for the band's songs and the way they rock out.

WOLFMOTHER SONGS
Wolfmother - myspace

Wolfmother are... Andrew Stockdale, Chris Ross, Myles Heskett. Apparently these guys have been jamming with each other for years now and only got around to putting something out in 2004. I think it shows, a lot of work has gone into their music.

Oh, and I love the fact that Wolfmother are famous in other countries. Australia gets to export very few items of cultural significance to the world at large, and it just feels good to occasionally have something that other people like. Call me shallow and pathetic in my inclination for non-Australian vindication... I just can't help it!

Here's a discography for da Mother...

Wolfmother (2004) EP
Mind's Eye (2005) SINGLE
Wolfmother (2005) ALBUM
White Unicorn (2006) SINGLE
Dimensions (2006) EP (U.S. only)
Dimension (2006) 7" (UK)
Dimension (2006) SINGLE
Wolfmother (2006) 12" (UK)
Woman (2006) SINGLE
Woman (2006) 7" (UK)

Wolfmother - website
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Cog

August 18th 2006 05:17
Cog
Cog


MP3s... (right click and save to download)
Paris, Texas - from Just Visiting Pt. 2 EP
Moschiach - from Just Visiting Pt. 1 EP

MEMBERS
Flynn Gower - vocals, guitar
Lucius Borich - drums, samples, vocals
Luke Gower - bass, vocals

Cog are a heavy and rockin' three piece from Bondi, Sydney, who formed in 1998. They played all around Sydney for a few years before being picked up by TPA (a Sydney-based booking agency) in 2001, which led to some extensive touring of the east coast. During this time they also picked up a four month residency at the Excelsior Hotel in Sydney and a one month residency at the Espy in Melbourne.

In 2002 they released the 'Just Visiting' EPs (originally planned as an album but instead released as Part 1 and Part 2) and scored a spot on the bill for the Big Day Out, as well as a much-coveted support for System of a Down at the Hordern Pavillion in Sydney. They also continued touring the east coast a lot and won the 'Best Emerging Live Act in NSW' at the Australian Live Music Awards that year.

Cog
Cog... huge crowd!


In 2003 they grabbed some sweet airplay on Triple J with their single 'Open Up' (a reworked John Lydon/PIL cover) and played the Falls Festival in Victoria. In 2004 they went to San Francisco to record their debut album with producer Sylvia Massy Shivy (who had done work with System of a Down, REM and Tool). On returning to Australia they toured the east coast once again.

In 2005 they sold out their first show at the Metro in Sydney and got to No. 1 on the Australian Independent charts with their debut album, 'The New Normal'. Two singles from this album also got into the Triple J Hottest 100. They also embarked on an extensive tour of New Zealand and Australia with Shihad, and played Homebake and the Big Day Out (again), as well as festivals in Melbourne and Perth.

They are currently working on a new album for release in 2007.

DISCOGRAPHY
Pseudo (1998) DEMO EP
Just Visiting Pt. 1 (2002) EP
Just Visiting Pt. 2 (2002) EP
Open Up (2003) SINGLE
The New Normal (2005) ALBUM
My Enemy (2005) SINGLE
Run (2005) SINGLE
Resonate (2006) SINGLE

Cog - official website, has lots of songs and videos on it.
Cog - myspace, also has songs on it.
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The Nation Blue

August 8th 2006 06:53
The Nation Blue
The Nation Blue, supporting Sparta, photo from their website


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Heifer

July 14th 2006 05:04
Heifer are a heavy and rocking five-piece band based in Sydney. They've played a fair bit around the western suburbs in their time, and have been gigging pretty steadily for about ten years now.

DOWNLOADS


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The Mark of Cain

June 17th 2006 08:02
The Mark of Cain are a heavy-as-fuck three-piece alternative rock band from Adelaide. They aren't really metal, but play something approaching metal in style and heaviness. I guess you'd just say there were alternative rock in the end, but that's a pretty vague label. I wish I had some MP3s to direct you to but I haven't been able to find any for The Mark of Cain.

Here's their website The Mark of Cain
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