GOSH haven’t been around long, but have wasted no time in creating a cult-like following for themselves in their home-town of Wollongong. Dynamic, melodic and emotional - yet still cool, the band follow in the footsteps of indie rockers gone before, and allude to a very promising future for the genre.

With a debut single and video under the belt already for their track “Honestly” creating a lot of hype, along with recent support slots with Heaps Good Friends, Vacations, Lime Cordiale, and The Kava Kings - the band are in the process of creating a very solid foundation for their debut E.P. slated for release later in the year.

Influences like The Strokes, Interpol, The Killers, Gang Of Youths, and The Magic Numbers can be heard throughout the group’s live set, which has clearly already impressed many and has lead to the group playing a number of sold out shows.

New single “Isle Of Pines” displays more of the charming melodic indie rock that lead to the first single being such a success. "Isle Of Pines" is a tale of travelling to foreign lands and never wanting to leave new found simplistic beauty. The track depicts the emotional juxtaposition that comes with being completely content in a scenario, and the distress of the realisation that it can’t last forever. Hooky, and nostalgic – the story is illustrated with a hypnotic chord progression, gradual layering of instruments, and vivid, to-the-point vocal imagery.