Current location: Ballarat/Melbourne Victoria, Australia
Genre: Hardcore/Metalcore
<a href="http://www.facebook.com/judgeourhearts" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/judgeourhearts</a> Band:
Vocals: Scott Mageean
Guitar: Justin Gray
Guitar: Chris Smith
Bass: Tys Bourdon
Drums: Sean Schocroft Judge Our Hearts are a 5 piece Hardcore/Metalcore band from Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.
Woollen Kits play a kind of washed-out punk rock that slides a line between Bratmobile, Jonathan Richman and Scratch Acid and have released three home-recorded and handmade EPs on their own Periodic Collective label over the past two years, including a split with Wonderful Fellowship. In 2009 they became a three piece, and continue to play short and catchy pop tunes, shorter and catchier than ever.
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Lynchmada have made quite a name for themselves in a rather short period of time - along the way landing supports for some of the biggest and best bands Australia has to offer. 2002 saw the formation of the band and subsequent release of their debut two-track single Stress Therapy (produced by Dave Leonard of Modern Music - The Butterfly Effect & Devolved). Not too long after the positive feedback came flowing in the band found themselves signed to Ward69 Records and got to work on their EP.
The Native Cats are a duo based in Hobart, Tasmania consisting of Julian Teakle (ex-Frustrations and Bad Luck Charms) on bass and Peter Escott on vocals, both program backing music.
The Native Cats frequently gig in Hobart and tour regularly to Melbourne. Escott's distinctive tenor and Teakle's punk credentials lend the band a musical distinctiveness that brought them to the attention of NME in March 2009 who singled them out as a band to keep an eye on.
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