Artist info
Genre
Indie, Rock
Influences
Phoenix Foundation, Smashing Pumpkins
Website
Bio
Based in the Australian beachside paradise of Byron Bay, PLTS (pronounced 'Pilots') are the archetype for independent music: they appeal to practically everyone, and answer to absolutely no one. Instead, PLTS find strength in honesty and the diversity it inspires in their music. Each stage of their development has brought further exploration and discovery – from dancefloor indie beats, to punk rock guitar tones, to the alluring vocal timbre of soul – all within the band's innate knack for writing larger-than-life songs.
Byron Bay four-piece PLTS are the local winners of our Splendour In The Grass competition. They'll be taking their anthemic indie rock sounds to the Ampitheatre stage of Splendour at midday on Saturday, July 23.
Can’t reveal too many goodies at this point in time, but I can say we’ll have new music to follow up from ‘On and On’ closer than expected, as well as a few more really exciting things to announce down the track. We’ll be writing a shit load of new material and just really keeping the momentum up towards summer and into the New Year. Plenty of gigs and new bands to meet, pedals to buy and just good vibes overall!
Review
big slice of stadium rock from the nice men
big slice of stadium rock from the nice men
Review
I have unhappy seconds when I heard some 30 Seconds to Mars creeping through followed by more positive Violent Soho references that make me feel ok again. Once you hear this chorus, you'll have a hard time extricating it from your dome over the next month.
I have unhappy seconds when I heard some 30 Seconds to Mars creeping through followed by more positive Violent Soho references that make me feel ok again. Once you hear this chorus, you'll have a hard time extricating it from your dome over the next month.
Review
I DIG THIS HARD. Man I swear anything Jean-Paul touches turns to gold. Ugh, love how that chorus just explodes!
I DIG THIS HARD. Man I swear anything Jean-Paul touches turns to gold. Ugh, love how that chorus just explodes!