Major Leagues

"A genuinely unique and interesting record that absolutely demands repeat listens."

"The band ventures into tracks which have the audience positively salivating for at the prospect of a second album."

"The pair indulge in some solid banter about emus and the internet before introducing a series of unrecorded songs."

"Spending most of 2015 on the road has polished the San Cisco show immensely."

"Balancing gloomy melancholy with playfulness is tough, but Major Leagues achieve it with keen ears for complex textures."

A little lo-fi number straight outta Brisbane..

Tempura Night bring the scuzzy garage pop in their debut EP Whine.. Tempura Nights formed out of Go Violets (RIP) and Major Leagues by distilling the pop sensibilities of Go Violets into the more sombre Major Leagues and then throwing in a dash of rough garage to create Tempura Nights. Hailing from Brisbane they are part of the vibrant garage rock / pop scene but unlike the more aggressive WAAX or the garage-pop of The Creases they've delved into punchy garage rock with dark undertones. Indeed, listening through their EP vocally their is a strength to how the words leap out of their mouth that is similar to UK singer Anna Calvi.  Whine, Tempura Nights' debut EP offers a light pop edge like in their opening track, R.I.P. CHIX as they shout, 'The sweetest girls, the sweetest girls, the sweetest girls!' Against a brash drum beat and pummeling guitars. And again in the opening of Child Model with those playful guitars licks but its underbelly adds a depth to that pop sheen. Brainroof empit