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Coma Lies

In 2010, they changed their name to Coma Lies NC. Coma Lies are a tech-hardcore/metal band from Newcastle, Australia. They recorded a four-track demo in 2005 before beginning to record their debut EP for Skull and Bones Records in 2006. This period showed much change to the style of music Coma played and a drastic change in their lineup; guitarists Mat Taylor and Luke Pollock (who recorded the guitar tracks for the EP) and drummer Chad Palmer were replaced. 2007 saw the long awaited release of A Churchwell Killing and an intense touring schedule which is still underway.

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Australian
metalcore
hardcore
mathcore
chaotic hardcore
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Numbers Radio

Numbers Radio are high energy Rock n’ Roll at it’s freshest and most potent. Their fast paced, thumping rock tunes are balanced with sing-along choruses and harmonies that transform the songs into anthems. There’s a rawness and a purity balanced with a tight and solid sound that’s not unfamiliar yet hard to pin down - It’s their own. The band consists of Dave Orr (guitars/vocals) Robbie Carlyon (bass/vocals) Mark Henman (drums) and while Numbers Radio seem to have sprung out of nowhere these guys have extensive experience playing in various Brisbane bands including Blowhard...

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Rock
Indie
Australian
thrash
under 2000 listeners
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Starforge

The story of Starforge began in the year 2007 when Andy Suppradit decided it was time to unleash his own brand of melodic death metal upon the Australian metal scene. Inspired by the sounds of the Scandinavian scene and elements from Thrash, Death, Black and Power metal, Andy spent 2008 composing what would be Starforge's first demo 'Infinite'. Before the songs had been written, Josh Mcmaster was chosen to be the vocalist. This was a natural choice as Josh and Andy have been working together musically since 2004 through many projects including grindcore band Mutant On A Forklift.

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Melodic Death Metal
Australian
death metal
Aussie
gothenburg metal
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Distant Wreck

In a short two years West Melbourne band Distant Wreck have become an integral part of Melbourne's quickly emerging "new blood". Having joined many of the countries finest bands on stage (Carpathian, Miles Away, Break Even, Hopeless) as well as internationals Shai Hulud and Ruiner; Distant Wreck are now ready to make their presence known as a band who holds their own. Their recently recorded “United Nothings" release is a five track precursor to the bands full length to be recorded in April this year.

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Australian
hardcore
melodic hardcore
hardcore punk
melbourne hardcore
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Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup

Yolanda Be Cool is an Australian band made up of <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/Sylvester+Martinez" class="bbcode_artist">Sylvester Martinez</a> and <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/Johnson+Peterson" class="bbcode_artist">Johnson Peterson</a>. They collaborated with Australian producer <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/DCUP" class="bbcode_artist">DCUP</a> (real name Duncan MacLennan) to release an international single <a title="Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup &ndash; We No Speak Americano" href="http://www.last.fm/music/Yolanda+Be+Cool+&+Dcup/_/We+No+Speak+Americano" class="bbcode_track">We No Speak Americano</a> on the indie Australian label <a href="http://www.last.fm/label/Sweat+it+Out" class="bbcode_label">Sweat it Out</a> they founded, sampling on a 1956 hit <a title="Renato Carosone &ndash; Tu vu&ograve; f&agrave; l'americano" href="http://www.last.fm/music/Renato+Carosone/_/Tu+vu%C3%B2+f%C3%A0+l%27ameri... class="bbcode_track">Tu vu&ograve; f&agrave; l'americano</a> by <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/Renato+Carosone" class="bbcode_artist">Renato Carosone</a> and written by <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/+noredirect/Carosone" class="bbcode_artist">Carosone</a> and <span title="Unknown artist" class="bbcode_unknown">Nicola "Nisa" Salerno</span>. <a title="Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup &ndash; We No Speak Americano" href="http://www.last.fm/music/Yolanda+Be+Cool+&+Dcup/_/We+No+Speak+Americano" class="bbcode_track">We No Speak Americano</a> topped the German, Irish, UK, Argentine, Danish, Dutch, Swedish and Belgian charts so far, and reached the Top 5 in Australia, Spain and Norway.

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electronic
dance
House
Australian
electronica
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Brisk

With a versatile combination of lyrical prowess and a powerful delivery, Brisk successfully blends a traditional hip-hop mentality and flow with soulful insight into himself and his community. More than just a musician, Brisk seeks to be a voice for that community and hopes his music can be a tool for change and progress. However, he does not forget to have some fun along the way. His high energy performances and lyrical content bridge genres and appeal to fans of all ages.

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Australian
metal
hardcore
happy hardcore
canberra
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Vomitor

Vomitor are a death/thrash metal band from Brisbane, Australia, formed in 1999. The trio typically explores themes such as Satan, death, and nuclear terror. To date, Vomitor have two full length albums, 'Bleeding the Priest', which was released in 2002, and 'Devils Poison' which was released in 2010.

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Australian
death metal
black metal
metal
thrash metal
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Loren

LOREN is the name for more than an artists. 1. LOREN is the performer of some songs from the Neon Genesis Evangelion movies as well as the opening and ending theme songs of SEGA's Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II games. 2. LOREN -: AUSTRALIAN based singer/songwriter. Down to earth and humble, Loren is a hard-working troubadour revealing a musical ambition that dazzles. Courtesy of five releases and a huge live presence, he is a testament to what one can create within an independent music scene.

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Australian
folk
rap
reggae
spanish
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