Artist info
Genre
Indie, Rock
Sounds like
The Horrors, Slowdive, Echo & the Bunnymen
band members
Gabe Strachan - Lead Vocals/Synth Leon Wan - Bass/Vocals Sam Sedgwick - Drums/Percussion Oliver Nicholls - Guitar/Vocals Jono Crowden - Guitar/Vocals
Influences
Phoenix, Editors
Unearthed artists we like
Howl, Arcade Made, GHOST MUTT, The Red Lights, Udays Tiger, Gold Fields, The Rubens, APES, GRRAVES, Bel Air, Neon Love
Website
Bio
Introducing Dark Arts. Four mangy striplings fished from the squalid confines of Ballarat's badlands and flung into a vortex of musical debauchery by the almighty powers that be.we are gay Following the birth of an (assumedly) ongoing and highly intimate love-affair between frontman Gabe Strachan and the 'organ' setting on his keyboard, Dark Arts have since concocted the ultimate proverbial potato-mash to suit their collective musical palate. The result? A big, buttery sonic puree, blending the dank, synth-riddled sounds of Echo & The Bunnymen with more dynamic contemporaries, such as Bloc Party and Metronomy. // Debut film-clip for 'Heart Strings' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-nbqLZB07c
Review
This is impeccably produced, everything just sits right and cuts through with clarity. There's a pretty solid song holding it all together too - keen to hear more!
This is impeccably produced, everything just sits right and cuts through with clarity. There's a pretty solid song holding it all together too - keen to hear more!
Review
This is seriously well executed. The main riff just sticks out like the peak of a spooky cathedral in a city skyline at dusk. What a strange metaphor but I'm sticking with it. Great, dark and tasty vibe.
This is seriously well executed. The main riff just sticks out like the peak of a spooky cathedral in a city skyline at dusk. What a strange metaphor but I'm sticking with it. Great, dark and tasty vibe.
