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White Summer - Carter Lou & The Project - JR Green - Grim Streaker

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White Summer - Zero In Tennis. Background - White Summer have announced their 'Zero In Tennis' single launch shows along with a new video. After securing airplay on Triple M and Triple J off the back of the release of their EP‘ I Know A Place We Can Love’, White Summer gained momentum in the local and national scene and secured support slots with such acts as DMAs and Kingswood.  After two EP’s and Double A-Side releases, the guys have had their eyes set on displaying a complete body of work, their debut album.  “Zero In Tennis” is the lead single taken from the bands forthcoming debut album due early 2018 and was recorded at the Grove Studios with acclaimed producer Burke Reid who has worked with the likes of Peter Garrett, Sarah Blasko, Courtney Barnett and DZ Deathrays. Facebook here , live dates on Beehive Candy's tour news page. 'Zero In Tennis' is a vibrant alt rock type of song, where the energy and melody combine to make a splendid backdrop for s

Tunabunny - Ed Prosek - King Washington - Alexa Dark - Carter Lou & The Project

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Tunabunny - Blackwater Homes. Background - Tunabunny release second new track in three years "Blackwater Homes" and announce the pre-order of their 5th album also a double "PCP Presents Alice In Wonderland JR" released June 23rd on HHBTM Records.   PCPPAIWJR creates a universe of sound, music for the internet age. As our access to music expands, its entire history sits at our fingertips just waiting to be heard.  Just waiting to inspire, this is the future of music—a glorious eclecticism that results in something original and urgently now. You can hear echoes of T Rex, Slits, Electrelane, Chills, Human League, John Cage, John Cale, GBV, Beefheart, Ono, Eno, Fine Young Cannibals, Fleetwood Mac, Luc Ferrari, Bananarama, ? and the Mysterians, Smiths, Syd Barrett, Sun Ra, and on, and on. You’ll want to know about the title, you’ll have questions about the title. Turn on your TV, open up your laptop, sift through your phone, pay attention to the surreal dystopian