CABINS announce debut headline tour – August 2010

Sydney four piece Cabins are delighted to announce their first headlining east coast Australian tour in support of their debut mini album Bright Victory.

The young quartet’s debut album is already garnering high critical praise, with the Sydney Morning Herald proclaiming that “Cabins join Tame Impala and Cloud Control in the ‘Watch this space’ category”. The dark hypnotic rhythms also won over local street press Drum Media, who awarded their debut LP with ‘CD of the week’, gushing that it contained “a completely captivating vampire western sound that manages to…both move you and at the same time root you to the spot’’.

Add to this an amazing live show with tours in the company of such luminaries as The Soft Pack, Alberta Cross, The Scare, The Mess Hall and Children Collide and all signs point to a unique young band on a dizzyingly sharp ascent.

All support dates include very special guests STEP-PANTHER as main support. Tix available from www.cabinsband.com

CABINS EAST COAST TOUR – AUGUST 2010

Friday August 20th – MELT Bar, Sydney
Saturday August 21st – Builders Arms, Melbourne
Thursday August 26th – Neverland Bar, Gold Coast
Friday August 27th – Troubadour, Brisbane

JMAG – ★★★★

ROLLING STONE – ★★★★

BLUNT – ★★★★

THE AGE – ★★★★

LIFE MUSIC MEDIA – ★★★★

DRUM MEDIA – CD OF THE WEEK
‘‘a completely captivating vampire western sound that manages to…both move you and at the same time root you to the spot’’

SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
‘‘Cabins join Tame Impala and Cloud Control in the ‘watch this space’ category’’

INPRESS
‘‘Bright Victory is the sound that all Aussie Musos should be striving for – of the melodic and brutal’’

THE BRAG
‘‘an incredibly well crafted example of where rock n roll should be going in this country’’

THE WEEKLY REVIEW – Top Pick
‘‘promises a dark ride through the sort of night a Bad Seed would think twice about going out in’’

THE AU REVIEW
8.5/10 ‘‘Tame Impala’s album has been hailed the best Australian release of this year, but nothing makes such a statement redundant like Cabins’ debut Bright Victory…please discover them now’’