Two amazing bands will be each launching their new albums at Archies Creek this May! Local legends, Sand Brothers are launching their debut album, ‘Too Much Sky’ while Nick Murphy, formerly of The Anyones, now known as Murphnick will be launching his third album, ‘Strange Ride’.
Sand Brothers is a new musical project formed by Greg Walker (Machine Translations) and Rick Sands (The Night Party), along with Pete Cook (Yamamoto), Din Roberts (Kutcha Edwards Band) and Glen Scarlett (Oak). Their music taps into an immediate and deep melodic seam of driving Australiana, mined by the likes of The Triffids, Crow, The Bad Seeds and Died Pretty – resulting in atmospheres of urgency and calm, shadows of light and dark, power and restraint.
Sand Bothers are launching their debut album, ‘Too Much Sky’ across May.
Their recent single, ‘Adelaide’ was hailed as “a jangling, sparkling slice of antipodean summer.”
The band will be playing two big sets, supported by some local special guests, at the Westernport Hotel on Saturday 6th May, supported by local talent, Nic Huigsloot.
‘Too Much Sky’ is out in May on vinyl and all streaming services through Summer Storm Records.
