In 2012, Breaking Orbit completed work on their long awaited debut album 'The Time Traveller' (Firestarter Distribution), produced by band member Dylan Mitrovich and mastered by Forrester Savell (Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus).

The album is an hour-long epic, flowing through dynamic passages and presenting a constantly changing scenery. The albums concept revolves around the evolution of man through past, present and future time, touching on themes from ancient mythology. It's music also reflects the theme, mixing modern styles and electronic sounds with progressive roots and tribal sensibilities - including the 'Quena' - a traditional bamboo flute of the Andes. This is translated visually utilising an intricate three dimensional artwork encasing the entire album.

Received well by media prior to release, LifeMusicMedia said "The Time Traveller will demand your attention and toy with your emotions, a clear contender for album of the year and one of the best Australian debuts in recent memory".

Sputnik Music said "Breaking Orbit have managed to successfully tell one hell of a story and take listeners on an amazing atmospheric ride with this, their debut album. It’s hard to label one word to accurately sum up the feeling of emotion, power, captivation and atmosphere that this album allows you to experience."

Breaking Orbit have emerged in 2015 with their second studio album Transcension, to be
released on 29th May.

This next installment from the Sydney based four-piece follows on from their critically acclaimed
debut album The Time Traveller, regarded as "...one of the most impressive debuts from an
Australian band in recent times!" (www.lifemusicmedia.com).

Transcension expands on the concept and knowledge of The Time Traveller, sharing the same
technicality, tied together with powerful melody and movement, lyrically reinforcing a positive
message of inner strength and unity.

Recorded at The Grove Studios outside of Sydney, the band re-engaged with producer Dylan
Mitrovich to bring this next musical chapter to life.

The first single Become The Light took to the airwaves on Triple J, Haug Radio, and a host of
digital and community stations. The single debuted along with other new material from the
forthcoming record whilst touring nationally with post rock legends Sleepmakeswaves.

The band will be releasing a limited pressing of individually numbered albums available
worldwide through Nucleus Music via pre-order only (www.breaking-orbit.com/preorder).

Transcension features the inspiring visual artistry of Cameron Gray (www.parablevisions.com)
who had the almighty task of illustrating the band’s musical expression.

The band's sophomore record is a testament to the ever growing national and international fan
base willing for this next statement from the dynamic and innovative ensemble. A preview series
showcasing the creative process and concepts behind the album will be presented via
www.breaking-orbit.com and social media.
Breaking Orbit:

Matthew Quayle - Lead Vocals, Guitar

Ayden Mitrovich - Bass Guitar, Vocals

Mark Tyson - Drums, Vocals

Dylan Mitrovich - Guitar, Percussion, Vocals, Programming


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Telescapes LP available everywhere ⇢ https://fanlink.tv/fullcode

"Anyone who says anything along the lines of "nobodys doing anything new in rock music these days" needs to be given a thorough education, and Telescapes is a great place to start. If ever a single album could change the minds of the narrow minded, this is it" - Beat Magazine. 


Before making the journey across the Tasman in 2012, Full Code intrigued audiences of divergent musical tastes at a range of venues throughout New Zealand. 

2013 saw the release of the band's first music video, and in June 2014, Full Code released their debut album - Telescapes. The album was produced by Dan Murtagh at Sing Sing Studios in Melbourne, and was mastered by Forrester Savell. 

"If this album was indeed food, it would be some strange, but strangely delicious fusion of several different world cuisines. At the meal's end you would push your plate aside and rub your tummy in a state of absolute satisfaction, not still hungry, not overfull, but just right" - SF Media 

"The quartet's experimentally-tilted yet densely-constructed compositions traverse territory that's at turns atmospheric, visceral, and ear-opening"- Tone Deaf 

Melbourne establishments such as The Espy, The Corner Hotel, The Evelyn and Revolver Upstairs have played host to the energetic live shows that have become a trademark of this atypical group.

MUSHROOM GIANT followed and set the bar high. It hadn’t been for a long time that this reviewer had watched a support act and suspected the main act could possibly be upstaged. Listening to MUSHROOM GIANT was like seeing a William Blake painting interpreted by MOGWAI, TRAVELLING FLOWER BAND and SWANS at their most recent. A vocalist of Cedric Bixler or Matt Bellamy’s ilk could perhaps take them that extra mile towards greatness. Nonetheless, MUSHROOM GIANT were at the very least on par with some of their better known contemporaries." 

– Daniel Tuccerri, SF Media (extract from review of Pelican + Mushroom Giant + Fourteen Nights at Sea show Max Watts, Melbourne, 25 July 2014)

Hometown: Adelaide, SA, AU
Genres: Other
Members: Matty Matt, Ady Matt, D
Testeagles is a three-piece rock band formed in Adelaide, South Australia in 1994. The band is made up of the brothers, Matty (guitar/vocals) & Ady Matt (drums) alongside D (bass/vocals), who replaced their original bass player Dean.

Releases...

Studio album 
Non Comprehendus (2000) AUS #1[1]

Singles 
"Turn That Shit Up" (1999) 
"Underdog" (1999) 
"Like No Other" (2000)

EPs 
Testeagles Demo Tape (1994) 
Chum (1996) 
B-Sting (1998) 
Friends (1998) 
Chum (reissue) (2000) 
Rarities Bonus EP (2000)

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