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Dion Read & The Afterthoughts
Genre: Pop, Indie
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Dion Read - Vocals, Keyboards; James K Pere - Bass; Kyle Goldsworthy - Drums
Sounds Like: Ben Folds, Ben Kweller, Keane
Influences: Ben Folds, Ben Kweller, Elbow
Artist Website: www.dionread.com

Unearthed Artists We Like: TARA SIMMONS , Jennifer Boyce , Yeo , Madeleine Paige , Mr. Maps , Re:Enactment


After performing regularly around Melbourne and touring Queensland on the back of their debut independent release, The Shoes & Gloves E.P., Dion Read and the Afterthoughts have released their anticipated follow-up, Be Here Right Now.
The Afterthoughts have been together since early 2007, assembled as a vehicle for young singer/songwriter Dion Read to showcase the songs he had been writing since moving to Melbourne in 2005. As with any band, the sum of the parts have made a massive whole with the musicianship of bassist James K Pere and drummer Kyle Goldsworthy helping to shape what were bedroom recordings in to dynamic, upbeat and driving pop songs.
Dion Read and the Afterthoughts have received national airplay on Triple J radio and television and ABC Coast FM with the track Unloving You and have attracted international attention online with rave reviews from music blogs in the US and Brazil as well as those in Australia.


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Be Here Right Now
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In The City
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Played on triple j Unloving You
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Unloving You
rating:  4/5
Is this a love song or a singles ad? It’s a little bit of both, actually: Smart, sensitive pop from a guy who can sing AND play the piano. And girls,...
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Unloving You
rating:  4/5
I LOVE this. Very refreshing to hear music that's quirky and intelligent, yet still underpinned by such great musicianship.



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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.