With windswept strings, an accidental nod to Del Amitri and the flamboyant riffage of Jack Dunn; we find ourselves totally entangled in the drama of soured love.

Change It Around

Moody guitar lines set the scene for this tale of shattered lives that live amongst us whilst hanging on to hope by a thread.

One Hundred Ways

Acoustic guitars set the scene for two optimistic lovers who believe their love alone may just be enough to see them through this life.

Two Of A Kind

Touching melody that intertwines with the abandon and recklessness of blind love.

Lucky Civilian

With a guest appearance from world renowned accordionist James Crabb, these swirling melodies of will take you by the hand for a wander down the laneway of love.

Carousel Hearts

A rollicking ride with a killer base line supplied by big hitter Ryan Van Gennip that drags us into the world of bachelorhood.

My New Love

No frills here, just a straight up rock ‘n’ roll ride into the glittering world of starlets and stardom!

It Girl

REM inspired guitars lay the bedrock for this angst ridden song of woe.

Why Haven’t You Come?

A blistering track that’s bruised with manic harmonics which burns slow, but ultimately warns of the fate that could befall those who dance with the darkness.

Don’t Believe Them

Soaring strings and crashing axes lay bare the pitiful conclusion for those lives cruelly crushed under false promises of the promised land.

Dream On

“Blah Weary” is the musical taxi for the songs of Rob Hill. Riding along side are his band mates Jack Dunn (guitar) & Stew Gillies (drums).

Forged through fire, flood & pestilence as well as personnel modifications, Blah Weary has emerged through the haze of beer and pastizzis with their first offering as a three piece: “Am I Wasting My Life?”

In keeping with the great indie guitar bands that have come before them such as - Concrete Blonde, The Smiths & The Lemonheads; you won’t find any keyboards or gimmickry here instead a stoic and uncomplicated sound that’s light on keys, heavy on riffage.

With guest appearances from world class musicians such as James Crabb on accordion & Ryan Van Gennip on frettless bass; the songs bring despair and joy in equal proportion.