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BONEMOTOR
Genre: Rock, Metal
Region: North East Tasmania, TAS
Members: Pissy - Vocals, Steeley - Vocals, Des - Guitars/Vocals, Leo - Guitars/Vocals, Phil Dog - Bass, Lukey - Drums
Sounds Like: Iron Maiden, Bad Religion, Killswitch Engage
Influences: AC/DC, Metallica, Pennywise
Artist Website: www.myspace.com/bonemotor

Unearthed Artists We Like: Mindset , Black Dollar , Kronik


Bonemotor was forged in the deep south by a collective need to rock. The sudden passing of a beloved brother proved the catalyst for 6 men to unite and to raise the sound of hell almighty, so that their brother's name would echo from every wall forever and they would all become immortal. Combining Punk Rock, Vintage Heavy Metal and Balls Out Aussie Pub Rock, Bonemotor are set to burn rubber on all that get in their way. Their sound is raw but melodic, brutal but with a good sense of humour. Bonemotor is here, Brace yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Baghdad Hilton
rating:  5/5
go hard men and let the rock be with u




Dirt Blocks The Sound
rating:  5/5
very nice go hard boys this is the year of the motor




Dirt Blocks The Sound
rating:  4/5
Nice sounding guitars, punk style vocals/drums. They sound like a band that you would see at any pub around sydney though. Not quite an original soun...




Baghdad Hilton
rating:  3/5
All the elements are here, but I don't feel like you're really selling it. Some of the vocals feel hesitant and don't have the resoluteness that's be...
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.