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Arcade Made

In their short time in Brisbane, Arcade Made have been delivering their edgy, infectious brand of indie rock to an ever growing city fan base. Their talents have not gone unnoticed, being picked up as one of Triple J's Unearthed High Finalists. In 2012 Arcade Made have commenced recording their Debut E.P, ehich we expect to see released later in the ytear. Head over to their Unearthed site and sink your teeth into their latest offering, 'Vixens'. Unearthed High Finalists:
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Town Hall Steps

TownHallSteps originate from Sydney, Australia and have relocated to the UK, bringing their alternative/electro/rock sound with them. Their sound has been compared to bands such as The Killers, Jimmy Eat world, Birds of Tokyo & Faith No More. They have toured extensively since the band began building a huge following around Australia, including opening shows for artists such as All American Rejects, Avril Lavigne, Silverchair, Cut Copy, Parkway Drive, Sneaky sound system and more.

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Ball Park Music

Ball Park Music is an Australian six-piece indie rock/pop band from Brisbane. Formed in 2006, the band consists of frontman Sam Cromack (guitar/vocals), Jennifer Boyce (bass, backing vocals), Paul Furness (keys, trombone), Brock Smith (guitar) and twins Dean Hanson (guitar, bass, backing vocals) and Daniel Hanson (drums,backing vocals). They independently recorded and produced their debut EP Rolling On The Floor, Laughing Ourselves To Sleep at university and gave it a "soft release" in April 2009.

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Albert Salt

Albert Salt is one of Australia’s most promising and unique young artists. Never before has such a young musician been able to bring together the influences of Alternative Rock, Electro/Acoustic and Jazz on such a successful scale. Beginning in 2009, after over a decade of classical music, Albert embarked on this musical venture with the assistance of lyricist Patrick Dower. Albert’s style has developed greatly over this short period of time, to the point of complete individuality.

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Nicholas Roy

"Peter Gabriel meets David Gray in one-man popster Nicholas Roy. His beautiful voice is full of weariness and drama; his instruments stretched and warped to create a whole dynamic world"
Beat Magazine "I like a guy bold enough to list Elton John as an influence.." Richard Kingsmill, Triple J When Nicholas Roy started playing the Melbourne live circuit, he felt a bit out of place in venues like The Espy.

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