Articles tagged with: Instrumental
Mornings »
Mornings have been slaving away these last few months, playing shows and expanding their line up (from the two piece you can hear in these demos) to a healthy four piece. Catch their noisy post rock jams at The Front this Wednesday night with Danger Beach and two-piece Crash the Curbs. Free and All Ages. Starts at 7.30pm
Mornings – Sample
- Release Date: 2010
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Post Rock, Ambient, Experimental
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Reuben Ingall »
The latest release by Canberra’s Reuben Ingall is a collection of textured acoustic ballads and electronic ambiance. Limited edition hand made copies of Don’t Give Up will be available soon. In the meantime make sure to go over to his bandcamp and have a listen or download.
Reuben Ingall – Don’t Give Up
- Release Date: 2010
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Experimental, Instrumental, Ambient
Danger Beach »
Danger Beach is the side project of Assassins 88s L.A Thomas. A self confessed doo wop addict, he’s stripped back all of the the punk to write and record pop songs. He’s recently finished two new songs with Dominic Death and Jonny Telafone which should turn up somewhere soon. We asked him a few questions about the project.
What do you think separates Danger Beach to what you do with Assassins?
Assassins is aggressive and punk. There is no room to chill out and I wouldn’t want it to be like that. Danger Beach is like an experiment to make music that is in no way punk. It is music that I would want my girlfriend to listen to.
Do you think you can play this live?
I can play this live but I don’t know if I want to and I don’t think there is an audience for it. Shows are rare enough as is.
What are your main influences?
John Frusciante is the reason I like to play music. There is a youtube clip of him playing untitled 11 off Niandra LaDes in a drug den with his teeth rotting out. That is so fucked but so great. I’m pretty shallow with music so I usually gravitate towards singles.
How would you describe your sound?
Its definitely a throwback to old pop. I have a song I am doing with Jonny Telafone that has an Elvis in Hawaii quality. It’s delicate, jangly and pretty music. It sounds like I can’t play guitar properly or I was pissed when I recorded but it is intentional.
Do you think that the internet will be your main outlet for distribution or are you planning to release physically?
I have no plans for anything. If someone wants to share it that makes me happy but I don’t want to push it on anyone. Basically I am lazy.
Download other Danger Beach tracks HERE
Danger Beach – Milky Way
- Release Date: 2009
- Label: Dream Damage
- Genre: Pop, Instrumental, Tropical
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Camera Kazi »
I don’t know where Camera Kazi came from. Canberra is too small to stay hidden and I managed to come across them only by accident. They’re two local kids who, as far as I know, are still at high school. The man behind the keyboards is Daniel Morrison, the not so local chameleon who now plays as False Jesii. He has been doing Camera Kazi for a little while now with vocalist Lital Elkoubi. Unfortunately it seems the band is no more.
Camera Kazi – Self-Titled
- Release Date: 2008
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Electronica, 8-Bit, Minimal
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