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From the moment you first hear Australian singer-songwriter Clint Wilson sing, you’ll instantly feel a deep connection with his music. The folk/alt-country artist transforms life’s small moments into worlds within each song, inviting the listener to bring their own emotions and memories along for the ride. Playing tracks from his brand new album 'Actually, It Is You'.Kevin Bennett, well-respected First Nations Singer/Songwriter with Sydney Roots band The Flood, are returning to Melbourne to celebrate his latest album of Australian songs 'Crucifix and Spinifex'. Released in November 2024, it speaks to, and is informed by, the Australian landscape, it's people, and the deep, diverse stories of this wide, brown, ancient land. Kevin was an Aria nominee in 2006, received a CMAA Lifetime Achievement Award (2025)and 8 x Gold Guitar winner...(2006, 2011, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021 and most recently for Song Of The Year with Troy Cassar-Daley in 2025), writes relevant, contemporary Australian music containing elements of Country, Blues, Folk and Rock - telling stories of where he's from and where he might be going, his past and his possible future...he sings his life.The Flood has recorded 7 universally acclaimed albums including 'The Ballad OF KB', named in lain Shedden's Top Twenty Australian Country Albums of all time, while Rhythms magazine calls The Flood 'the best Australian Roots band since The Dingoes.' The band has been at the forefront of the Alternative Country scene for around 30 years and has created it's own alternate sonic oasis in Australia's Country Music capital, Tamworth.
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The Ruins Biography
There are two bands with this name
1)The Ruins was conceived in 2003 as a project which would intend to combine the brutality and savagery of death and black metal with a more emotional and melancholic style, explored through the use of layer-based structures and melodic shapes.
In 2004 a couple demo tracks were circulated under a different name, meeting with good response. After several months it was decided that the ashes of this early project be buried and a new incarnation arise, under a new moniker, The Ruins.
The "Withering Of Mankind" demo was "released" and circulated mostly online in mid-2005. After a hiatus the project received new inspiration, and new material is currently emerging, which will hopefully culminate in a high-quality EP/MCD in 2008.
Some influences are: Dark Funeral, Novembre (Catacomb), Shape of Despair, Abigor, Nile, Schaliach, The Legion, Dawn (Swe), Enslaved, Fog, etc.
2) Garage rock band from the 1960's
Read More1)The Ruins was conceived in 2003 as a project which would intend to combine the brutality and savagery of death and black metal with a more emotional and melancholic style, explored through the use of layer-based structures and melodic shapes.
In 2004 a couple demo tracks were circulated under a different name, meeting with good response. After several months it was decided that the ashes of this early project be buried and a new incarnation arise, under a new moniker, The Ruins.
The "Withering Of Mankind" demo was "released" and circulated mostly online in mid-2005. After a hiatus the project received new inspiration, and new material is currently emerging, which will hopefully culminate in a high-quality EP/MCD in 2008.
Some influences are: Dark Funeral, Novembre (Catacomb), Shape of Despair, Abigor, Nile, Schaliach, The Legion, Dawn (Swe), Enslaved, Fog, etc.
2) Garage rock band from the 1960's
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