Artist info
Genre
Pop, Punk, Rock
Sounds like
Smashing Pumpkins, Violent Soho, Weezer, The Smith Street Band, Nirvana, Green Day
band members
Jake Kougi - Guitars and Vocals Liam Cameron-Smith - Bass John "Stixx" Solli - Drums
Influences
The Smith Street Band, Violent Soho, Tired Lion, DZ Deathrays, Silverchair, Ball Park Music, Weezer, Green Day
Bio
Funk Dancing For Self Defence strike a balance between gritty punk rock riffage and polished 90’s alternative pop reminiscent of bands like Smashing Pumpkins, Dinosaur Jr., Nirvana and Garbage.
Hitting #13 in Triple J Unearthed’s ‘Most Hit Profiles’ in the mid year report of 2018, and opening for Melbourne comedy legends Aunty Donna at Max Watts on the closing night of their “Aunty Donna: The Album Tour” have been some career highlights of 2018, with 2019 ramping up to be a big year with some fresh and exciting music.
Review
Into some of the melodies in this one & love when the vocals hit full power. Was waiting for that moment and it came. Love the tones in the guitars too, it blasts well.
Into some of the melodies in this one & love when the vocals hit full power. Was waiting for that moment and it came. Love the tones in the guitars too, it blasts well.
Review
Bunch of blokes havin a go, doin a good
Bunch of blokes havin a go, doin a good
Review
Pretty awesome track. Got a nice grunge feel to it. Killer chorus.
Worth a listen.
Pretty awesome track. Got a nice grunge feel to it. Killer chorus.
Worth a listen.
