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An Australian music mixtape blog. 

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The Shabbab
Hailing from Tel Aviv, Beirut and Middle East Brunswick The Shabbab bring their eclectic backgrounds together to create a high energy and original performance. Think Tarantino making love to the Gang of Four and giving birth to an even more punk rock Rachid Taha! 
Known for getting their chest hair all over the crowd their high energy shows have to be seen to be believed. Israeli born front man Shuki lights up the dance floor while banging his djembe and singing his passionate words.
Lyrically their music is personal and political, they talk of their own experiences in war zones as well challenging notions of difference. "The blood test says we can't be friends. We belong to different sides of the fence." The Shabbab refuse to accept the idea that we can't live together because of where we were born. We look the same. We eat the same. We talk the same. We swear the same. Let's live together!
With this passion, musicianship and amazing dance moves it is no wonder that The Shabbab are one of the most exciting up and coming bands in Melbourne.
After two years of playing around Australia and having just finished recording their debut album they are set to explode onto the world stage with a European tour in June next year and many local, national and inter-dimensional shows next year. If you haven't experienced The Shabbab, now is the time!
YALLA, SHABBAB!

Ministry Of Plenty are an ecclectic melbourne 4 piece, experimenting with song structures and themes within the familiar framework of guitars, drums and synthesizers.
Drawing on psychedelic influences, Ministry Of Plenty's thought provoking lyrics and intelligent arrangements are complemented by satisfying hooks to create the ideal blend of experimental and accessible music that showcases multiple vocalists, moods and tempos, for a complete listening experience.


Melbourne, AU

Management/Booking:
Mark Gage
foreign.national.band@gmail.com

PR:
Viv Mellish
viv@gyrostream.com

Empat Lima are a beat/garage-pop trio from Melbourne. Over the 5 years they’ve been together they have participated in 24-hour art installations, played with seminal Indonesian post-punk heroes in rice fields, and inadvertently induced labour with their music. Empat Lima continue to draw upon the inspiration of the great women in music before them, mixing in their own unique style of overlapping melodies and driving dance beats.

“Bow, bow, bow to Kira Puru, one of the most unique voices in the current Oz-pop pot” Stack
“Sharp-tongued lyrics, she gives us her most straight-up pop moment yet and it’s glorious” The Interns
“Puru, (an imposing presence on stage) tore the roof off” Hipland

new acoustic album ‘Unerthed: Hole Erth Unplugged’ out 9/19. https://ToroyMoi.lnk.to/UHEU

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