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The Chagalls

Genre: Pop, Rock
Region: Sydney, NSW
Members: Christian Laki - lead vocals & bass guitar; Cameron Henderson - guitars & backing vocals; Dane Faithfull - guitars & backing vocals; Johan Rahman - drums

Sounds Like: A punk Beatles?

Influences: Chagall, melody, distortion

Artist Website: www.thechagalls.com

"The Chagalls: Painting Pictures in Song "

NEWSFLASH! THE CHAGALLS ARE NO LONGER ACTIVE AS LEAD SINGER CHRISTIAN LAKI HAS DECIDED TO PURSUE A SOLO CAREER!

Based in Sydney, The Chagalls have been active in the local music circuit, playing at venues such as The Hopetoun, Lansdowne, and Cat & Fiddle Hotels. Their single 'Lost in Touch' has been receiving airplay on Triple J as well as being featured on the Triple J Unearthed Juke Box. An animated video clip is being made to promote the song by a UNSW flim student who heard them on Triple J and was inspired to base her final major work on their music. A recent accolade includes 'Lost in Touch' being selected for inclusion by the SBS TV series ‘Swift & Shift Couriers’ which recently aired for the 2nd time with a DVD released in March 2009.

The Chagalls strike a unique harmony in their distinctive amalgamation of both art and music. Many of their songs contain an element of storytelling inspired by paintings, in particular the works of Russian artist Marc Chagall. Though the band can largely be described as being a powerpop/ rock outfit, their songs resonate with a colourful surrealism while remaining catchy, melodic, and grungy.

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Lost in Touch

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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.