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Explosions In The Sky announce Australian tour supports
Joining instrumental Texan quartet Explosions In The Sky on their return to Australia this December will be Melbourne’s Harmony, bringing their almighty concoction of rock, blues and balladry to the Forum Theatre and Brisbane’s Hi Fi, and opening The Metro in Sydney will be the powerfully dynamic four-piece Charge Group. Tickets to both Melbourne and Sydney shows are selling quickly! Explosions In The Sky’s intense live show is equal parts romance and tragedy, their beautiful melodies have the tendency to ignite into head-spinning walls of noise. Made up of Mark Smith, Michael James and Munaf Rayani on guitars and Christopher Hrasky on drums, the band signed to Temporary Residence Limited in 2000 after one listen to their demo, which was submitted by Texan allies the American Analog Set with a note simply stating "This totally fucking destroys." The band have since released seven albums, the latest being Take Care, Take Care, Take Care, described by the BBC as an ”eye-opening surge...
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Seether announce Australian tour
South African rockers Seether are returning to Australia in support of new album ‘Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray’. Shaun Morgan announced, "We are anxious and excited to get back to Australia. It has been three years too long and we have a lot of catching up to do with our Aussie fans. Can't wait to see everyone at the shows." Their latest single “Tonight” has been added to Triple M rotation across the board. The single is the follow up to “Country Song,” the debut single from their latest release. The video for “Country Song” received over 2,000,000 plays online. ‘Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray’ was released in May through EMI, the album has scanned over 200,000 copies worldwide since its release to date. Seether has spent the past two months on the road as part of the Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival playing alongside Avenged Sevenfold, and Three Days Grace among other acts. Looking back on Seether's career path, the band has sold millions...