Snakadaktal
Founded: 2009
Location: Australia
Snakadaktal was an Australian five-piece indie pop/dream pop band, which formed in 2009 in Melbourne, Victoria and broke up on 16 March 2014. The band consists of Sean Heathcliff (guitar, vocals, synthesizers), Phoebe Cockburn (vocals, synthesizers) Joseph Clough (guitar), Jarrah Mccarty-Smith (bass), and Barna Nemeth (drums).
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Phoebe Go’s Solo Debut Is Years In The Making, Cataloguing Desperation and Dissociation
“I’m now just going all in, balls deep with an idea. I find that I can say the thing I am scared to say a bit more.”
Snakadaktal To Celebrate Ten Years Of Music With Debut EP Vinyl Re-Release
“This EP will always have a special place in our hearts."
Live Review: Snakadaktal, City Calm Down
An ironically bombastic end to a career of a band that, like them or not, never faked a note and chose to float away rather than self-destruct.
Snakadaktal Announce Split
The Melbourne quintet confirmed the news overnight
Album Review: Snakadaktal - The Sun II
"The remixes on this EP actually craft more interesting songs out of Snakadaktal’s inoffensive, pretty tunes, taking their dreamy pop sensibilities to new levels and really enhance their warmly-timbred vocals."
Live Review: Snakadaktal, Kilter, DD Dumbo
Most bands would kill to have one singer as good as either one of them; Snakadaktal have two and their voices really need to be highlighted.
Snakadaktal Announce New EP And First 2014 Shows
They're starting the new year off with a bang
Snakadaktal - Fall Underneath
Live Review: Snakadaktal, Fishing, The Flower Drums
Unfortunately the venue choice was not ideal for their more ambient numbers, and despite the fact that their performance was impressive, this counts for little when the band is hardly heard over the raucous crowd.
Live Review: Snakadaktal
Snakadaktal aren’t bad performers as such, they just haven’t yet developed a way of translating the seductiveness of their recordings into a live format.
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