Born in a tin shed on Melbourne’s coastal fringe on a lazy afternoon, Buckley Ward were suddenly a band. Kind of like in year 9, when you kissed a girl and you suddenly had a girlfriend. The 5 piece outfit moved from a tin shed to a rehearsal space, from cuppas to lattes and from small dingy pubs to larger dingy pubs, taking with them an increasing number of devoted fans.
The band released their debut self-titled EP in the Autumn of 2008 – but far from contented, immediately set out self recording their first full length album. The result, ‘Something in the Night’, is a journey through their constantly evolving brand of carefully crafted pop.
Fashioned in the back alleys of North Carlton, the album draws on influences as diverse as Crowded House, Wilco, The Shins and Death Cab for Cutie, but stands alone as an unmistakeable and uniquely Buckley sound.
Hey guys I think its time I sent you guys something, I've listened to your album over and over iand its getting better every time, a some or all of you fond of chocolate? It should be a cool change and worth risking to Australia Post to deliver intact next week, i'm rather partial to lindt, you?
For the month of November only we are offering 250 business cards AND 100 postcards to advertise your band/business for only $40!!
If you are interested in taking advantage of this offer then email:
pedanticmusicpromotions@gmail.com
We can forward you the photoshop template which you can use to create your own artwork, or for $60 we can create the artwork for you, based on the ideas you have.
It's very simple, and delivery is included in the price!!
Love the cover-art, and the music's pretty sweet, listened very late last night and did'nt get nightmares so I'm a convert to your style. Hope you keep singing and playing for a long time!
If you’re interested in keeping all the profits from your music sales rather than lining the pockets of iTunes or other distribution services, check out http://indiesite.org
We're playing our last headline show for the year on thursday at the
Order of Melbourne. Be great to see you there before we go into
hibernation for a while.
Hey there, Special Patrol are coming to Melbourne this sat 24th to launch their new album at The John Curtin Band Room. Come check it out there is free beer!
OMG THIS IS THE MADDEST FUKN EARGASMIC AWESOMEST SONG I'VE NEVER
HEARD.........nah not really. but check it anyway if wanna waste 5
minutes of your life.
Thanks for being our myspace friend. We get spammed all the time on myspace and its getting hard to know who's a fan and who isn't. If you are a fan it would be great to see you at our next gig - see www.jimmyyukka.com. In future the best way to find out about what we are up to is to join our mailing list.
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Hey there guys! how are you's? Your music is soo good! had a listen to all the songs, and i think i can't resist getting your cd haha Ever think you will play in Sydney sometime in the near future?
Come party with the bands and the DJ's at the OFFICIAL SOUNDS OF SPRING AFTER PARTY! DJ's Bzurk, Snowflake and Tripp will be DJ'ing all day on the TRASH stage at the festival, then go back to rock it at the afterparty with guest DJ's ABSYNTH (Sydney) and GLENN (The Butterfly Effect). There will be bands and celebrity guests, so don't miss it and make sure you get in early and check out the new and improved club 299 at 293-299 Brunswick Street.
Hundred Fire Management
presents a very special Friday Night Fire on Grand Final eve, Friday September
25, at Edinburgh Castle. On a weekend usually associated
with the big men of sport, Friday Night Fire will feature three of the best
female acts in Melbourne.
Kick this huge weekend off with Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, Suzannah Espie
and Krista Polvere. Doors at 9pm.
I recently launched eatnoise,
an online gig guide of planet-size proportions. You may notice my ads
over the next few weeks (including this week) in the Inpress and BEAT, and
some press coverage also in BEAT in Christie Elizier's column - plus online at themusic.com.au. All you need to do is sign up
and create a profile, and then enter your gigs. You can use the same
gig guide to promote your gigs no matter where you are, and build your audience. And it's
free.
Here's a copy of the ad that you will see. Hope you feel inclined to
join! That way, I can help support your live shows. I'll be hosting
live events throughout town in the not-so-distant future, so if you
join up - you can be part of that too if you like!
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