We told you to watch out for these guys.

Occupying a movement on their own accord, Granston Display have taken some monumental steps towards world domination. Having released their self titled debut EP in March to playing all around town and most recently at Melbourne signature all ages festival The Push Over.

If you’ve got the EP but haven’t seen them live I still need your attention. You’ll find a pretty little gem in the live set you won’t have heard before.

‘Here Come The Punches’  throws your mind into a musical jumping castle from the very beginning with a wipeout-esque guitar wobble. It’s fast paced and catchy as all hell. Thrashy chords create a foundation for the cheeky high hat and hypnotising cow bell. The bridges encapsulate James’ vocal range and add another dimension to the already solidified groove established, not to mention allow your ears to digest what they’ve just been exposed to.

Note: you’ll be asked to smell the track at 2:08.. please do so, it’s like a rich mahogany.

I’ll have whatever they’re selling.

Granston Display Soundcloud

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The Adelaide electronic music duo of Anny Duff and Mike Radz, better known to the music world as Glisk have just finished and released their album called, Hermaion. To sum it up in one line – it is 34 minutes of pure bliss. There is no better way to put it. Emotion fuelled humming synths work harmoniously with the soothing vocal melodies, situated perfectly over the electronic beats.

It is a thoroughly enjoyable and peaceful album that deserves to be listened to by all! You can download it for free/name-your-price from their bandcamp page. Very, very highly recommended by us.

The only thing more we can hope is that they get their butts out of Adelaide and across the nation soon!

Glisk Bandcamp

Glisk Facebook