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A band from Adelaide, Australia. We are The Honey Pies: Jon Marco, Tony Marshall, Tom McCarthy-Jones and Marcus Warnecke. And we hail from the frog-cake/serial killer capital of Australia: (R)Adelaide. If you enjoy eating frog-cakes and/or killing strings of people, then you'll loooooooooooooooooove THE HONEY PIES. 'The Honey Pies deliver on all accounts. Their sound is eclectic yet infinitely accessible.

Polygon Palace formed after a chance encounter between recreational time-traveller Adam Ferns and future-street-tough Gabriel Crossan, at The Polygon Palace Of Time Adventure ($5 Wednesdays), when both decided to go for the 'Super Saver Spin'. Several random eras and misadventures later, they placed their arms outside the ride and crash-landed in Melbourne in the early 21st century. Determined to raise enough money for a ticket home, they formed a band, harnessing the medium of popular song to share their experiences of vampire-hunting robots...

Laura J Martin hails from the suburbs of Liverpool with influences that ricochet between Serge Gainsbourg, Wu Tang Clan, David Bowie and Herbie Mann. Armed with flute, mandolin and loop station, she sings over her loops and beats, songs inspired by Japanese folkore to real life sentiments and characters. Whilst living in Japan in 2006, she was invited to take part in the Brownswood artists ‘Soil & Pimp’ sessions in Tokyo. On return to Britain, Laura joined Kidkanevil’s show performing at venues across Britain and Europe. She also appeared in several of his recordings including Kranium Rock.