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Four Piece death metal band from South Australia, heavily influenced by all things dark and eastern. The Artisans of war: Don Taylor
Four Piece death metal band from South Australia, heavily influenced by all things dark and eastern. The Artisans of war: Don Taylor
thekillbotfactory are charging relentlessly forward as a four-piece, heading into pre-production stages of the follow-up release to their debut, Fight-The-Machine .
Having played on line-ups featuring, Crazy-Town (US), Many-Machines-on-9, Over-Reactor, and Laura, and prominent local Adelaide shows and festivals, featuring local juggernauts Octanic, Infiltraitor, Arcadia and many, many other awesome local acts, thekillbotfactory are heading for new horizons as they look to release their follow-up to Fight-The-Machine in the summer of 2012/13.
Bitch Prefect is Scott, Pat and Liam from South Australia. They play pop songs in the same vein as The Clean with the same work ethic as Robert Pollard, often with the same quality recordings as Beat Happening
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The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra (also known as the ASO) was founded as a 17 player radio ensemble in 1936, in Adelaide, South Australia. The orchestra reformed in 1949 as the 55 member South Australian Symphony Orchestra. It reverted to its original and present title, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, in 1975, and currently comprises 74 permanent members. Its music director since 2004 has been Arvo Volmer.
Diamond Sins are a high energy Punk-rock band from Adelaide Australia.
Formed in 2006 the band quickly had heads turning with their larger than life stage show
and loud, raw music. Drawing influences from 1970's punk and the over the top metal of the 80's.
Diamond Sins have spent the last few years tirelessly playing shows as well as supporting some
of Australia’s hardest Rocking bands such as Hell City Glamours and The Deadthings. The band
February 8 2007: The trashy nightclub had sold out hours before hand. The supports have been and gone. The lights were dim and there was a hum amongst the crowd. Friends had been talking about the first show for well over a year. The anticipation was swelling as people were jostling for position. When the first stomach-churning chord rung out there was no denying things would be different from that point on.
Lead singer and main song-writer Sarah McLeod formed the band in late 1994 with guitarist (and her guitar teacher at the time) Chris Tennent, drummer Paul Berryman and bass player Stuart Rudd. They were originally called Hell's Kitchen before changing their name to The Superjesus on the eve of the 1994 Big Day Out in Adelaide. Says Paul Berryman of the name: "It was basically just a piss-take on commonly used words in the 90's.