They went to Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne! With a dinosaur journal on hand they were able to record all their most important thoughts. Listen/watch the video below to find out the goings-ons. Mostly just eating fast food.
Philadelphia music blog MyLifeInSound has a soft spot for the DZ Deathrays. So Cheryl Dunn tracked them down, bailed them up against a wall and made them answer questions. Yes, it happened just like that. Find the video/interview below.
One Trick Pony, one of Sydney's best music sites/blogs interviewed another Brisbane band of late, this time getting The Jungle Giants into their studio for an interview.
Sydney-based music site One Trick Pony interviewed Velociraptor recently. There's questions and responses, concerning all kinds of matters, mostly important matters, but some frivolous.
They released their album The May King and His Paper Crown three days ago and now they've only gone and released a new video. Drawn From Bees. That's who we're talking about here.
Dune Rats are a band. A Brisbane band. A busy Brisbane band. Too busy to make proper videos most of the time, so finding themselves with some spare time on their hands and without a video for their track "Fuck It", they took an Iphone or two and created a video.
In 2012 Yacht Club DJs, DZ Deathrays and Bleeding Knees Club went on tour. Fun times were had. Music was played. Film was taken. A documentary was created. Check it out below.
Brisbane lads Drawn From Bees decided to release eight mini-movies as a marathon celebration for the release of their single "The Ballad of Running Bear". It's taken a little while but they're all done. Check them out below.
Here's a short little interview from Racoon Dog TV with Brisbane's Laneous & The Family Yah where they talk about music. And whether Chomp or Curly Wurly is the superior choice.
DZ Deathrays were over in the UK recently and their presence attracted the attention of UK site Radical Postures. The ladies concerned tracked down the boys involved and now there's an interview on the internet. Radical.
Brisbane's DZ Deathrays have another clip out. This time its for their track "No Sleep". Comic Arj Barker co-stars in an apparent tribute to the Paul Simon clip for "You Can Call Me Al" that featured Chevy Chase.
