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The two Catfish albums, Unlimited Address and Ruby, were the first albums by Don Walker after a long hiatus post the break-up of Cold Chisel. Catfish was a recording outfit centred around Don, guitar player/producer/engineer Peter Walker and harmonica virtuoso Dave Blight. With the release of Unlimited Address Walker toured with a live version of Catfish, also featuring Dave Blight on harmonica and Charlie Owen on guitar.
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Announcing their new single Wasted
And September ‘Drown It Out’ East-Coast Tour
Fresh from their stellar performance at Splendour In The Grass, Skipping Girl Vinegar are catapulting into the second half of 2010 with the release of the brand new beast of a single; Wasted.

Inspired by a big night out at Melbourne’s famous Corner Hotel, live favourite Wasted makes its long awaited recording debut. In true indie hobo aesthetic, the recording features SGV playing alongside a drum kit found in a dumpster, trash cans, and other roadside hard rubbish. It was recorded in a beach house along the Victorian coastline and mixed in Nashville by US indie legend Brad Jones and hits radio Monday August 16th.
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Late last year The Holy Sea returned to the spotlight with the release of the double-A side singles ‘Bad Luck / King of Palm Island’ and national tour. They received unanimously high praise for both the songs and their live shows right across the country.

…I have a feeling that in the long run, the voices that will constitute our artistic legacy will belong to the likes of Skerritt and The Holy Sea. - MESS AND NOISE

The Holy Sea are an epic band, in all senses of the word - SPA (Live Review)
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Announce Their New Single I Am Dog
The first track off their brand new album Found Things
& National ‘Regurgitator’ Support To Boot

In the 18 months since the release of their debut album “St Ill Regal”, Laneous and the Family Yah have been carving their own distinctive trail through the country.

In amongst heavy touring, festival appearances and the release of 3 x limited edition EP’s, L&TFY have been recording new material and are pleased to announce the impending September release of their 2nd album Found Things.
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NEW EAST-COAST DATES ANNOUNCED
In support of their debut EP God Said It’s Legal

Built on a foundation of swirling psychedelic guitars and vocal harmonies, The Demon Parade are releasing their debut EP God Said It’s Legal. The EP follows on from the band’s first release – a limited 500 run of a special-edition 7” which were quickly snapped-up – as well as a string of high-profile gigs at Cherry Rock Festival, Playground Weekender and supporting Brian Jonestown Massacre at all shows on their recent 2010 Australian tour. Anton Newcombe even gave the band his blessing to “play as long as you want” in their support sets.
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Announcing their new single Wasted
And September ‘Drown It Out’ East-Coast Tour

With their appearance at Splendour In The Grass less than a week away, Skipping Girl Vinegar are preparing to catapult into the second half of 2010 with the release of a brand new beast of a single; Wasted.

Inspired by a big night out at Melbourne’s famous Corner Hotel, live favourite Wasted makes its long awaited recording debut. In true indie hobo aesthetic, the recording features SGV playing alongside a drum kit found in a dumpster, trash cans, and other roadside hard rubbish. It was recorded in a beach house along the Victorian coastline and mixed in Nashville by US indie legend Brad Jones and hit radio Monday July 26th.
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From in the producers chair and behind the decks, Lee Coombs has been whipping dance floors into a frenzy for more than 20 years.

Although widely regarded for playing a key role in the development of the breaks movement, Coombs musical endeavours have and always will be far more diverse. Choosing to play a mixed bag of sounds including house, electro, techno, tech-breaks, breaks and acid, Coombs always has his hands on the latest tunes and remixes going around; often handed to him from his producer mates, just hours before he takes to the stage.
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