Melbourne band Black Cab is singer/programmer Andrew Coates, guitarist/keyboardist James Lee and drummer Wes Holland.  Black Cab's sound is a blend of electronics and rock with shades of Europe and America in the '70's and '80s.

Black Cab's debut album, Altamont Diary was released in Australia in late 2004, in the UK in Sept. 2005 and across Europe via Stickman Records in March 2006. Altamont Diary received rave reviews around the world for it's weird take on the fateful free concert at Altamont Speedway in late 1969.

Black Cab's second album, Jesus East, was released in Australia in September 2006 and was nominated in the top 25 Australian albums for the 2006 Australian Music Prize. The band toured Germany, Austria, Holland and Belgium in May 2007 to support the European release of Jesus East through Stickman Records.

Black Cab's third album, Call Signs was released in Australia in July 2009 through Sydney label Laughing Outlaw. Call Signs features a strong return to keyboards and found sounds loosely inspired by 1970's East Germany; surveillance, fear, anxiety and the ever present state security apparatus. In February 2010 'Call Signs' was shortlisted for the 2009 Australian Music Prize.

Black Cab released a double album, Games of the XXI Olympiad in late 2014 followed by the single Uniforms in 2016 and an EP, Empire States in 2017. The alt-soundtrack album "Akira" was released in late 2017.

Black Cab's sixth album, "Rotsler's Rules" is out May 2022.

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