Industrial sounds Melbourne & North Queensland, Australia.

New Disneyland inspired album 'This Is Tomorrowland' available 02-03-2015.

Peeling Grey was formed in 2008. Demos of their early songs began to circulate in 2009 and 2010 in the USA and Europe.

2011 saw the release of their debut album "The World's Not Sorry", hailed by famous writer Mick Mercer as "a slinky Post-Punk joy". Live shows sprung up across California catering to the Indie, Post-Punk, and Goth Rock scenes. Their first music video "James Quarterly" was released shortly after.
Their second video "Rumors" was debuted in December of 2013. 

The group went on to play the Convergence 20 festival in Chicago and WGT's Cure Party in Leipzig, Germany. Their sophomore full-length release, "Our Sky's Falling" was released in 2015. A third music video for the title track debuted in October of 2017. 2018 marked the tenth anniversary of the formation of Peeling Grey and plans for a third album were underway. However, the group dissolved on February 18th.  

Peeling Grey had their sights set on further developing their sound that was routed in Post Punk. Despite their routes and influences that span many facets of that era, the group looked towards the future of music…..Akin to the original spirit of the past.

We are now the past. Enjoy what we have left behind. 


Peeling Grey is:
Andy Smith: vocals / guitar
Naren Renz: keyboards
Dave Skott: bass / drum programming 



email list: PeelingGrey@Gmail.com

New Breed first saw the light of day in early 1998, when Kristian Gundersen(vocals and guitar) and Hans Henrik Varland(synth and programming) joined forces to establish what was to become one of the greats among the goth’n’roll acts. Two EP’s were released this year, the second one entitled “Shadows” was produced by Tommy Olsson(Elusive, Theatre Of Tragedy…). A year of gigs, mayhem and minor scandals followed, and in 2000 they picked up a spot at “Sex.Goth.Electronics”, a collection of fine Norwegian underground music. This year also saw the arrival of Bjarte Langeland into the band, who started off as a bass player, but later picked up the guitar. A couple of years of song writing, rehearsals, the occasional gig, fights and the leaving of Hans Henrik followed, and in 2003 “Pleasure and pain” was released, an album which features the backing vocals of Harald Hovtun(Trains, Reflection). While hugely acclaimed by the critics, the album didn’t do as well as one should hope for, so after a few more years of touring, busts and controversy, the band decides to slow down a bit, and spend some time and energy elsewhere. Kristian joined Elusive, and Bjarte spent some time with garage rockers Midtskillewillie before joining The River Knows. Still, there was always a connection, songs were made and rehearsals took place, so when Gothic Music Records entered the field and wanted to re-release “Pleasure and pain”, the spark was lit. The old New Breed inspiration is back, new line up-plans are being made and the band is ready to take on the world harder than ever in the future.

Songwriter, Musician, Vox, Producer
Young Astronauts Club
(+ Etc.)

Contact:  macintosh@gmx.com.

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