Rush In Attack EP Launch
Rush In Attack are a four piece indie rock band hailing from Melboure's inner suburbs. Singer, Nick and Guitarist, Rick met at the age of 13, and have played in bands together since. After meeting Bass player, James and Drummer, Tim, something clicked and a plethora of catchy and accessible songs with a difference were born. After spending the last few years playing shows both in Melbourne and Regional Victoria, the band hit the studio in late 2009 to record their second, highly anticipated EP. For those who are tired of New Wave clichs and Garage Blues, embrace your short attention span and grab some instantly catchy tracks with both hands at Rush In Attack's EP lau

Last show for 2009
Following the release of their critically acclaimed debut album 'The Messenger' in July and the subsequent East Coast and New Zealand Tour, Matt Joe Gow and the Dead Leaves have had a busy 2009. Performing their last Melbourne show for the year at Cherry Bar on Friday December 11th, fans will be treated to a country rock evening with special guests Bullet.

The Tealeaves Single Launch
The Tealeaves play music that warms you up inside. Their songs are inspired by Cat Stevens, James Taylor, and Simon & Garfunkel - music that overflows with melody, harmony and lyrical honesty. The Tealeaves were Melbournian friends and housemates long before they formed the band during 2008. James, the original leaf, gathered the group together to prepare and record their self-titled debut album, which will be released later in 2009. The Tealeaves' songs appeal to music-lovers of all ages, evidenced by the growing fan-base they have amassed in such a short period of time. If you love hearing an honest story wrapped up in 3-part harmonies, warm guitars, piano, violins, acc

Matt Joe Gow & the Dead Leaves - Album Launch
Very few artists wield so much charisma that they can sell you just about anything before you've realised what's happened. Matt Joe Gow has the charisma to be one of those artists - but he isn't. Matt prefers to concentrate on the conviction. On writing and delivering songs that look you straight in the eye. You don't have to listen to more than thirty seconds of Matt's debut LP 'The Messenger' to appreciate that. The deep quaver in his voice leaps out of opening track 'Come To Mama, She Says', like an arrow, both graceful and inexorable.