The Growl’s Douse The Lamps National Tour kicks of this September and caps off a huge year of national and international success for the band.
Douse The Lamps is the third track to be taken from the band’s debut LP What Would Christ Do?? and will be released digitally on Friday 16th August through MGM. In true The Growl style front-man and songwriter Cameron Avery hides the track’s subtle sexual core beneath layers of hand claps and raw percussion.
Douse The Lamps follows on from the success of the debut LP, that saw The Growl debut as the seventh most added artist on the USA College Radio charts and spend six weeks in the top 200.
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After your excellent feedback and some excellent band meetings (held over the finest cans of European export lager), we’ve decided the third and final single from our sexy second sophomore album “Moving Out of Eden” will be “So Much Better”, and we’ve organised a national tour to bring you it live!
Sydney’s SURES are set to celebrate the release of their forthcoming EP, THE NIGHT HERO WASTE TIME GETTING BETTER (TNHWTGB) out 23 August, on a co-headline tour with Brisbane alchemic all-girl quartet, Go Violets in September for what promises to be a rowdy run of shows.
Shock Records have announced the signing of Sydney hip hop duo Mind Over Matter to their imprint label Permanent Records.
This August sees moderation fly out the window, hang-ups forgotten and restraints become a thing of the past. Supporting the release of their second EP “Lack Of Control” the four Brisbane lads are pumped up for another east coast tour de force.
Australia’s global music industry gathering BIGSOUND has thrown its cards on the table today with the announcement of final speakers for 2013 as well as the unveiling of the BIGSOUND festival program. 
Sydney only recently enjoyed a year-ending gig from Perth’s mighty Karnivool – comfortably selling out the Metro and captivating all in attendance. But, with new album ‘Asymmetry’ fresh on the shelves, we’ve been blessed with another breathtaking performance by the prog-rock/metal wunderkinds and we don’t see anyone complaining. 