St James Sirens. Heavy but not too scary. Melodic but not too operatic. Quirky but not too circus- like, well  maybe a few clowns have been let loose but they’re harmless really …maybe, hopefully! Just like Goldilocks finally found the right meal for herself, the porridge that these boys are serving up is mighty tasty and could just be the one for you! (not restricted to breakfast, listening encouraged at all times of day) 

St James Sirens jumped into the Perth live scene in late 2014 and also released their first offering, “Edge of Reason” at this time. Their next dish was “Fighting for Air,” served up in late 2015 with the animated video clip for their track; “Enigma at Heart.” Through these releases and other hard work, they rose up to play great venues such as The Rosemount and Amplifier multiple times meeting some great bands along the way. 

Their latest release “Fallen Empires” is now available and is the one to check out. It was recorded and produced by Vas Shetsov of Hailmary, mixed by Jeff Tomei (Smashing Pumpkins, Skid Row) and mastered by King Willy Sound. (Gotye, The Living End) The end result is a well polished beast and showcases what they are all about; a progressive approach, big riffs and beats with a few quirky numbers in there to keep things honest. The four lads can’t wait to get out and play tracks from this release. St James Sirens will be tearing up stages in 2017 with a music video in the works and plans for another release as well. 
To listen for now: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3JW8MvTNUBdu0i2ZMeJTHf

Vincent Bochat || Jack Ward || Jack Cooper

Full Albums on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/0RWSK4buo7fISD24iuSVWe?si=gQSh3nJeT8OTv8ZLW25l5w&utm_source=copy-link

* For ENTIRE albums/catalog of music follow the links below *

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Bluntfield plays the art of hip-hop to the full extent, sharpening his tool of knowledge and ideals into his weapon of choice.

Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, this west coast MC draws a heavy current for his lyrical charge from the anti-establishment film heroes of his childhood and comic legends Bill Hicks, Bill Burr, George Carlin and Joe Rogan. He cites his musical influences from international rap artists such as Cypress Hill, KRS-One, Redman and spoken word poet/rapper Sage Francis along with Australian hip hop artists Drapht, Seth Sentry, Bliss n Eso, Horrorshow, Mantra, Vents and Trials.

In 2012, while on tour in Australia, US rap artist Hopsin had the audience at his live Perth live vote an impromptu freestyle showcase to which Bluntfield was declared the winner. This recognition led to the rapper joining the US rapper onstage twice more during tours over the following years. Following the initial foray into the local scene, Bluntfield recorded and released his debut EP ‘The Black Sheep’ in 2014 including the comical single 'First World Pains'.

2016 marked the year of his debut album 'Right For Admission' featuring the first single ‘The Dark Crystal’. The track spoke to the urgent epidemic of methamphetamine use across WA which has seen an unfortunate rise in usage rates far greater than the national average. The single’s video dropped on social media in January and was met with great reception, including a nomination for the Western Australian Music Industry’s ‘Song of the Year’ Award in the urban/hip-hop category.

Second single from the album, Just Say Know, dropped April 20, not coincidentally on the cannabis cultured 4/20 Day. Here, the emcee advocates for the use of cannabis and deconstructs the hypocrisies behind the drug’s prohibition including production from Dazastah of Downsyde fame.  Following the third single 'Walkers', Bluntfield dropped the debut full-length album 'Right For Admission' in August and as a result supported international artists The Four Owls and The Doppelgangaz and an appearance at SouthBound for ‘Comedians vs Rappers’.
Furthering his exposure on the live scene, Bluntfield has matured his performance, appearing on stages for a run of hybrid showcases under his label Mad Fap Entertainment, featuring a mesh-up of local artists from a wide range of genres (ChronicFest I - III, Mad Planet Showcases I - VIII)

With a successful run of debut MadFappaMania shows and Comedians vs Rappers appearances at Fringe World over Summer, support slots for Australian heavyweights Drapht, Spit Syndicate and Seth Sentry, Canadas Swollen Members, a WAMI nomination for Song of the Year 'The Soap Box' and the release of The Jan Michael Vincent Mixtape, 2017 was a whirlwind of milestones.

2018 saw a it’s fourth run of sold out ‘Comedians vs Rappers’ at Fringe World as well as the Exmouth Festival, supports for artists Chris Webby, Downsyde and Merkules along with the first interstate shows in NSW (Nimbin MardiGrass) and Melbourne, along with winning the 30 man ‘War of the Words’ elimination tournament hosted by SBX leader Optamus. The year culminated in the release of 'The Meat Clown' EP in December.

2019 showed no signs of slowing down with yet another slew of sold out ‘Comedians vs Rappers’ at Fringe World, an appearance at Nannup Music Festival, hosting duties at Colab (Perths longest running freestyle event) and supports alongside Dizzy Wright and Seth Sentry. With the release of IDIOCRACY, 4/20 cultured ‘Memoirs Of A Blazer’ and the 'Red Kelly' mixtape, 2020 emphasised digital content leading into 2022’s upcoming 'Hairy Goon' Mixtape ahead of the sophomore full length album ‘The Break Out’.

Sunshine Punch are a garage punk band from Perth, AU. 
James Buchanan, Adam Carew and Calvin Donnelly make up the noisy three piece. 
The bands interested include long strolls on the beach, slam poetry and John Cena memes. 

Windswell consists of Frontman/Guitarist Rio Tana, Guitarist Sean Mincham, Bassist Stephen Corker, and Drummer Zac Tana. Windswell combine the energy of Hard Rock with the taste of Blues Rock which results in an exciting brand of music which is very approachable and easy to dance and jump around to.

Hailing from Perth, Just Numb3rs spent the better part of two years meticulously crafting their unique take on Australian progressive rock, drawing influences from the rhythmic technicality of heavy metal, the rawness of punk rock, intricate world music grooves and soaring pop melodies. They eschew studio trickery or excessive pre-recording, delivering their performances with lively, immediate intensity.

Way back in 2012, Blunt came to Mali with a fresh new idea. He says "Yo Mals, i had this idea, i wanna rap on a rock song. Can you write it?!" and Mali says; "Yes, that is a marvellous idea! But you gotta come hard!", and since then they've evolved into what you hear today, so have a listen =)

We play rock and roll in Perth, Western Australia.

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