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liam parsons
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goodmorningbandemail@gmail.com

Vocals - Billy Ashton
Lead Guitar - Drew Hammond
Drums - Tom Ashton
Bass - Sam Crookshanks
Rhythm Guitar - Joe Humphries

Desert Head is an all encompassing artistic project created by Juliano Cerasani. It is primarily a music project that aims to transcend the listener in to an auditory world that consists of enigmatic desert landscapes aided with surreal digital media.

Desert Head pays homage to the indigenous artists all around the world and aims to provide food, water, education and shelter to rural desert communities starting in a place that is really suffering with COVID, India. Click the go fund me link to donate to the Kalbeliya Desert Community.

shed rock band from SUNNY COAST 4573

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j58V2vC9EPc

thechats69@gmail.com

THE BUNGALOWS … SOMETHING'S GOING ON, AS TOLD BY THE GOOD FOLKS AT MSR (http://mysydneyriot.com/)
NSW South Coast’s favourite sons @thebungalows are back with their latest album SOMETHING’S GOING ON and damn it’s a magical piece of art. The boys are already premo music makers, but this time around they’ve cast a wider net across the musical oceans to create a colourful and special experience for their beloved fans. Bringing their many influences to the table creating a great cross over from The Strokes to Australiana to Buddy Holly tied in with a genuine refreshing non cheesy take on Surf rock which many a band have tried but failed. This record is positive, brave and with the addition of some sweet keys the boys just keep moving into a very impressive new stage while keeping to their guns, still spreading their message of courage, peace and love! You hear something new with this record at every listen, so do yourself a huge favour and get your ears around this new offering by the Bunga’s. Go for a drive, take the Coast road and lose yourself to the setting sun. GERRINGONG REPRAZENT!!!! 🖤⚡️✊🏾 Produced & Recorded by Oly Marlan @criticaldanger Mixed by Wade Keighran at @rolodexsound and Mastered by Rick O’Neil at 🐢Rock. Art & Design by Gandhi Eka @supergunz_ Streaming now online at all good music destinations. #thebungalows #bungon #somethingsgoingon #getalong #mysydneyriot

POSITIVE VIBRATIONS & FREQUENCIES / IRIE TIMES / NO BAD DAYS / TAKE IT SLOW / LO FI NO NEWS RADIO

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DOWNLOAD 'WATERSLIDES'  & OUR OTHER TRACKS ON ITUNES https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/tropical-zombie/id777145892


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Tropical Zombie are six of the best-of-friends whose mission in life is to make you shake it. Alain, Rob, Matt, Adam, Ben and Jonny of the Sydney/Byron Bay sextet have been chums since adolescence, spending their youth in associated, but separate, Central Coast bands. In 2012 two of these projects merged on stage for a “one off” gig that was the painless birth of TZ, and have encouraged the world’s toes to tap ever since. 
The multi-instrumental genre benders are renowned for their high-energy live shows that guarantee to get even the most planted wall flowers out of their pots and onto the D-floor. 
TZ are inspired by their travels, slogging out a multi-date, hard-shuffling tour of Europe in the back half of last year and a beautifully wasted youth and young adulthood spent on the world’s beaches and in its cheapest bars. 2014 saw TZ tour their EP extensively with a 20 date European tour, a string of headline shows and performances at a bunch of festivals including Mountain Sounds, Gumball Festival, Sydney Blues Festival, Lost Paradise, Splendour In The Grass (acoustic) and Festival Of The Sun. This year has also been busy with a comprehensive East Coast headline tour and the release of their latest single ‘Waterslides’, which has been a huge online success with over 600,000 streams worldwide.
TZ are now back in the boogie kitchen, churning out new indie rock, Latin groove infused washed-out floor fillers for their debut album, which is due to hit your ear pockets towards the end of this year. 
They’re a hoot of a whale of a time and you’re just going to dig it. You will see Tropical Zombie this year, and if they don’t get you shaking it then you should hand in your legs.


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