New Music
Sydney based outfit Big Red Fire Truck have just released their brand new single and music video ‘Heart Attack’, and have announced their forthcoming debut EP. Big Red Fire Truck create an unforgiving brand of high-octane Rock music. The lads from Sydney’s beaches have styled themselves on the likes of The Darkness, Sum 41 and Van Halen. BRFT are a glimmering beacon of summer rock, featuring big guitars with anthemic vocals. Big Red Fire Truck formed in 2016 and soon found themselves playing to over 1, 000 dancing, sweating fans The Metro in Sydney. BRFT released their debut single ‘Primal Heat’ in 2017 and launched to an almost sold-out crowd at Brighton Up Bar. The band have recently been locked down in the studio working on their debut EP (set for release October 11th.) They will celebrate the EP release with a launch show at Frankie’s Pizza on October 19th.
New single ‘Heart Attack’ is available for download on all major online stores.
BIG RED FIRE TRUCK
EP LAUNCH DATE
Saturday October 19th – Frankie’s Pizza By The Slice, Sydney, NSWW/ Cigars Of The Pharaoh + Blussh Free Entry | 18+ only
Following a string of acclaimed releases, independent solo artist Jom Comyn is set to unveil his eighth release, Crawl. For this record, the Edmonton-based singer-songwriter made several bus trips to Calgary over the span of a year to work with Chris Dadge, the Juno-Award winning drummer for Alvvays.
The lead single, “Change Your Mind,” was just released and showcases Jom‘s unique ability to combine unconventional song structure, counter-intuitive chord shapes, steady rhythms, gloomy basslines, and baritone vocals, while creating a listenable indie rock track.
Vancouver based singer-songwriter/pianist Dan Moxon is best known for fronting the band Bend Sinister, having toured and performed around the world for the last 15 years and released nine albums with the band. Last year, Dan decided to go into the studio to record his debut solo album, Lounge Singer (out 10/4) with help from lots of friends and local musicians.
