Unreleased track from The Maybe Dolls “lost” second album. Christian and Annalisse with Paul Wheeler on drums.

Maybe Dolls 1992- Am I Having Fun Yet

Kill TV are back after a seven year hiatus with a brand new single ‘Blindside.’ The song’s lyrics centre around the classic Aussie book/film ‘Monkey Grip,’ with Nora (the narrator) telling us her woes about Javo, sung by Kat.

Blindside

Fast paced 3 piece band, from Melbourne Victoria.

MisSsta-Bondage Girl!

©2014 Shewolf featuring Mia Stone
After 15 years in the wilderness, legendary rock front woman Mia Stone returns to the studio with SHEWOLF - spraying original old school hard rock at it's best, featuring the blistering guitar work of Peter Papp, Ado Osborne on bass and Zeke Broz on drum.


Flickin' The Bean

03 Shewolf

Here is a collaboration I did with Danny Roffe.
It is loosely based on Pink Floyd's Fat Old Sun.
It's a backing track to I added Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar and Rhythmn Guitar too.
Danny Roffe played Lead Guitar.


It's an Old Fat Sun

A little Demo recorded in the late 90's. All music and lyrics written by Rachel Desira, who passed away several years ago. Guitar performed by Rachel Desira, Vocals - Nicole Douglas. 
Rachel was in my thoughts today for some reason, so perhaps it's time to share this. I was all of about 19 when it was recorded. 

02 Armchair Rockstar

01 Dent

Kill TV are a grunge/punk three-piece from Melbourne who formed in 2013 featuring Kat-vocals/guitar, Lauren-bass/vocals and Danny-drums. During their original incarnation, the band’s catchy tunes and high energy shows made a mark on the local scene, impressing audiences and the music industry who cited the band’s chemistry as mesmerising. Such was the hype the band came close to signing to a Seattle record label.

Kill TV released their debut EP ‘Soulcatcher’ in 2014. Recorded at Hothouse Audio (Franz Ferdinand, Jet, Airborne) produced by Craig Harnath (Kids in the Kitchen) and mastered by Jack the Bear, the EP featured seven songs including their successful debut single ‘Never Gonna Change’ which scored airplay on Triple M. The record ranged in style from 90s grunge and power-pop to alternative rock and even had a punk protest song.

The band went on hiatus in 2016 due to life getting in the way and briefly re-formed in 2018.

Kill TV finally got back together in 2023 with their original line-up. Re-energized to pick up where they left off, the band released two singles, the original grunge anthem 'Blindside' and the Rowland S Howard classic, 'Shivers' which was released on Rowland's birthday, October 24.