Adelaide electro-art-pop quartet Only Objects combine bombastic, dramatic synth-pop, clattering electro-indie-punk and confessional songwriting. 

Their music is influenced by the hazy gothic tones of the 80s, from Depeche Mode to The Cure, with a furiously contemporary twist backed up by a wall of synth-sound. 

Their songs are a mixture of the highly conceptual and the deeply personal. The space in between those two extremes is where we are all only objects.

Eliot Fish is an ARIA nominated musician, composer, and songwriter based in Sydney, Australia.
As bassist for Australian rock band Big Heavy Stuff, he has toured and recorded extensively, receiving an Australian Recording Industry Award nomination for Best Alternative Release (“Size of the Ocean”, 2001). 
As a composer, he writes everything from strange electronica to melancholy pop, angular rock, and lush scores for videogames.
His work includes the music and sound design for the games Guardian: Tego’s Fate, Towncraft, and Objects in Space. He has also composed the theme music for the ABC TV shows Good Game, Good Game: Pocket, and Good Game: Spawn Point. Other works include music and sound design for productions of Othello and Macbeth at the New Theatre in Newtown, and various small film projects that include documentaries for Lifeline.org.au.
Eliot has also written and recorded albums with the band Todd Sparrow - “Here’s to the Start of Something Beautiful” (2004) & “Modern Western” (2008) - which included the song "Evening Star" which was subsequently remixed by Pink Frost.
He is also a member of The Apartments (www.theapartments-music.com), having played bass on "A Life Full of Farewells" (1995) and "No Song, No Spell, No Madrigal" (2015).
Eliot Fish released his own solo six-track EP of guitar pop, “Trick of Light” (2012) on the Nonlinear label (itunes.apple.com/au/artist/eliot-fish/id517142813).
Eliot is currently playing and writing songs with his new band, The Electorate.

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