Australian

Order of Orias is a post black-metal 5-piece from Melbourne, Australia. Their style is somewhat similar to bands such as Emperor and Dissection, mixing great technique with wrathful black metal riffs. Their lyrics deal with opposition, rebellion and illumination. Discography: Offering (2009) - Demo
(email orderoforias@hotmail to purchase a copy $5 AUD + postage) Members: A.Spencer - Vox
D.Adelberg - Guitar
G.Hamono - Guitar
R.Prain - Bass/Backing Vox
L.Wilson - Drums

(There is more than one artist by this name - this article refers to Australian band "The Basics" who have released the records 'Keep Your Friends Close', 'Stand Out/Fit In', 'Call It R&B', 'For Girls Like You' and 'Get Back') The Basics, whose musical style could loosely be described as heavily referencing 60s pop and rock (such as The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Kinks etc) with elements of rock 'n' roll, reggae and rhythm and blues mixed in,were formed after Kris Schroeder and Wally de Backer met at a party in Melbourne.

The Smallgoods (Smallies) are a band of 5 guys from Melbourne that perform catchy, harmony-filled pop. Shows are most often only in Melbourne, Australia.

April Maze are a soulful trio that bring together guitar, cello, vocal harmonies, charango, lap steel, congas, drums and didge to tell their tales. The diverse sounds of this dynamic 3-piece are hard to place in a box. People have likened them to artists as various as Gomez, The Waifs, Blue King Brown, Norah Jones, Angus and Julia Stone, and even Pearl Jam! These varied comparisons are largely due to April Maze’s versatility through instrument swapping, prominent male and female vocals, and an honest open stage presence.