Despite coming up in Australia, indie rock band, Last Dinosaurs would say they're an
international enterprise – and they’ve got a track record to prove it.
Brothers Lachlan and Sean Caskey, along with Michael Sloane have played sold-out
headlining shows and festivals across the US, UK, Europe, Southeast Asia, South Africa,
and Australia. The success of studio albums, In a Million Years, Wellness, Yumeno
Garden, and From Mexico With Love, have taken them around the world and back,
playing notable festivals like Lollapalooza, Corona Capital, All Things Go Festival,
and more alongside artists like Florence + the Machine, Bad Suns, Foals, Matt & Kim,
Foster the People, and more.
In 2023, the Dinos continued to enthrall audiences with high-energy live performances in
bigger and bigger venues. They shared the stage with labelmates Vacations on a
successful co-headlining North American Tour dubbed 'TOURZILLA.' At the same time,
they continued their story, with the cryptic new release RYU. Like a transmission from
another dimension, Lach, Sean, and Sloane embark on a cosmic adventure through time
and space.
Sean Caskey explains RYU’s premise: “The year is 3023. The artificial intelligence
revolution has been fought, won, and lost. The earth is blanketed with debris from
previous civilizations’ satellites and space junk. The most powerful AI satellite runs
critically low in battery, and in its dying months, reprograms its protocols. It now functions
as an ancient style radio station, generating music based on algorithms it learnt from the
previous civilization. RYU is a collection of transmissions intercepted from this satellite.”
2024 proves to be even bigger for the Dinos as they plan to conclude the story with KYO,
a companion release written by Lachlan Caskey. Themes of selfishness and egocentrism
serve as a warning sign from the future to the present.
Stay tuned for more from Last Dinosaurs…



In addition to headlining tours, the band has opened for international acts such as Foals, Matt & Kim, Los Valentinos and Foster the People, playing festivals including Splendour In the Grass, Laneway, Falls Festival, and Field Day to name a few.

Despite coming so far already, Last Dinosaurs is only just getting started.

No Currency is a Chicago local surfy, ska punk power trio consisting of Alex Kritikos (Vocals and Guitar), Ryan Marx (Bass), and Dylan Turner (Drums). Life long friends Alex and Dylan began the band in high school and soon added Ryan to the mix. They released their first studio album "No Currency" in 2016 which was recorded at Handwritten Recordings by Rick Riggs. It is evident in the music that these goofy ghouls have a love and admiration of reggae music with deep rooted punk rock rage. Growing up listening to and loving bands such as Sublime and Green Day have impacted the sound of their music with some hints of surf rock music courtesy of bands like the beach boys and the ventures. The name "No Currency" was inspired by punk rock ideals and lifestyle as well as an incredibly strong disliking for governments, rules and fiat currency that dictates the lives of most of the population (plus FIDLAR is dope). Don't worry though, these boys don't hate everything! There is nothing more awesome than jamming together on Friday nights and playing Martyrs shows for friends, family and anyone who wants to get down and have a good time. Currently the band is working on a new album in Alex's studio which is planned to release this summer 2018!

jack, branden, roan, chris, weber and colin

‘Charlie Roe’ is a Swiss- Italian singer and songwriter, inspired by the sound of British pop and rock. From 2013 to 2016 she performed with a live band project named "Charlie Roe & The Washing Machines". Charlie Roe grew up participating in singing competitions and collaborating with other artists. In September 2013, Charlie Roe released her first original EP entitled ‘Pomegrenades Attack’ as a result of a long studio collaboration with Giuseppe Pugliese of the Mammut Project, presenting five original songs. Meanwhile, Charlie Roe featured on a track from David Aaronson, electronic music producer. The track is titled ‘Lost in Music’, released in early September 2013. She also participated in the 2014 edition of ‘The Voice of Switzerland’, performing in large venues and progressing to the semi-finals. After releasing her EP, Charlie Roe brought together the members of the Washing Machines to begin performing her songs to live audiences. Since forming in 2013, Charlie Roe & The Washing Machines have performed at many venues across Ticino, and have performed live sessions on radio and television in Ticino and Zurich, while creating and performing new pieces of music and reaching an expanding audience.

Two brothers hailing from Basildon, Essex. Smackheads infest the tower block at its town centre, the staircases coated with a thick film of human shit where they shoot up and let go. Young boys stab men to death over trivial disputes. A backwards town with nothing to do and nowhere to go.  
It is here we play and record music with what little means we can afford. We are Bruvv Grimm. 

https://bruvvgrimm.bandcamp.com

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