We want people to feel the same way we do when writing music and performing. The emotions that drove our songs into creation: despair, sadness, frustration, and angst. Yeah OK, we have fun, too. But music is a form of art. Life is art. As Robin Williams’ character John Keating said in Dead Poets Society: “Medicine, law, business, engineering: these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life but poetry, beauty, romance, love -- these are what we stay alive for.”

So, we ask, why wake if there’s nothing to feel?

Our new EP was recorded at the Grove Studios in NSW with in-demand young producer Jackson Barclay. Joel King of The Brag Media (and founder of Music Feeds) put the enterprise together. This EP diverges from our debut, Vertebrae Animals of Class. Then, we were in Year 12 at Launceston College in Tasmania switching from grunge to garage. Prog to psychedelic. Wanting to be like Smashing Pumpkins, Silverchair, or Arctic Monkeys. Dreaming of Kurt.

Our nucleus is now Rock but combines a hybrid of tastes. Alternative Rock? Maybe. We’ve mixed rock, prog, shoegaze, mainstream pop, dream pop & chamber pop.

We’ve tried to dissect the thin breaking line around our own mortality with our new EP. A letter before death in soundwaves. There were no epiphanies or revelations constructing the songs, just an understanding of how the brain works through different emotions. The depth of our music -- as we see it -- is defined by what has emerged from such desperation.

That’s why we say our music is best felt through emotions, not described by references, similarities, or sounds. A desire to bring meaning keeps the music going. The moment we knew we wanted to pursue our dream was when no matter how hard we avoided it, music came back in our lives. We hope to reach people who share our desire.