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The Molotov
Genre: Punk, Hip Hop
Region: Gold Coast, QLD
Members: SCART: guitar, vocals, lyrics, programming. STEF: Vocals, Lyrics, Kaos Pad
Sounds Like: system of a down, Ourselves, Rage Against The Machine
Influences: Rage Against The Machine, The Prodigy, Metallica
Artist Website: www.myspace.com/themolotov1

Unearthed Artists We Like: Darkness Blinding , Lesha , Ghostboy , Karacteristix , Decontrol


The MOLOTOV, a Punk/Rap/Metal/Electronica outfit with a diverse hybrid sound, confrontational lyrics and art/video/visuals, combine various musical styles to create a unique sound and an entertaining, if somewhere distrubing, live show.

Mixing machine-gun style rap/punk lines & soft melodic female vocals, infectious guitar rythyms and samples with rock, punk, techno and breakbeat drums n’ bass, The MOLOTOV create an original, energetic and thought provoking fusion of styles. As well as their own originals, their live sets also include their own distinct cover versions of several well known songs: Prodigy’s BREATHE, Underneath The Radar, Guerilla Radio, Holiday In Cambodia, etc.

While the currently available older tracks only feature the lead vocalist SCART, they give the listener an idea of where the band are headed. Be sure to see them live and check out the samples on this page and more on myspace at:
http://www.myspace.com/themolotov1

themolotov@scart69.net
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In The RED
rating:  5/5
Very nice work as ever guys its a great sound, great lyrics, laying it down heavy and hard pulling no punches like what ya says and how ya says i...
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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.