// July 31st, 2009 // No Comments » // news, video
Hot on the heels of their debut EP release in July 2009, Aussie power pop studs The Blow Waves went on a six week tour of Europe. Watch the very first in a series of video blogs right here, this one shows the boys anticipating what lies on the road ahead.
// January 18th, 2009 // No Comments » // news
In January 2009 The Blow Waves hosted one of Midsumma biggest and best official events – Circus! Circus! All those butch freaks, boy treats, clown chubs, ringmasters, bearded hicks, carnivores, she freaks and sideshow sally’s rolled up into one of the hottest carnal carnivals in town!
The night took place over two debauched floors of the Big Top at Melbourne’s own legendary live music hot spot: The Tote Hotel.
Swinging alonging in the gallows with The Blow Waves were Sydney’s finest high flying sub sonic femme gems: The Blush Foundation, alongside Sydney’s fiercest electro kids: Ghetto Pussy, plus DJs Sveta and Seymour Butz kept it dank and dirty for the sweating pleasure of the carnie kids.
Stay tuned, we’ll be hosting some more crazy nights out around the country real soon … so don’t be the last to know about it … sign up to our email list for more information.
// July 18th, 2008 // No Comments » // news
Fusing electro pop with a touch of cock rock, the Blow Wave’s have been described as punchy, rocky, disco, camp and full of punk attitude.
The Blow Waves are; Vocals – Matt Doll, Guitars – Jamie Wave, Keyboards – Byron St John, Bass – John Pants, and Drums – Jezz Beat.
The Blow Waves first performed together at a music festival in South Australia in 2006 and they haven’t stopped since. After playing at the famous Sydney Mardi Gras in 2008 and pounding the live circuit around the country, the band toured internationally in 2009 playing at the World Outgames in Copenhagen, the Manchester Pride Festival and a whole bunch of side shows in London and Berlin.
“The performance is a raunchy trashfest, and is epitomised by the band’s desire to have random underwear to be thrown at them while playing. Musically, every song has a simple, amazingly catchy hook, mostly in the form of sexy riffs that make the stripping of one’s clothes seam like the only way… Thus it is fair to say that if one were to have a trashy party, one would desire The Blow Waves to provide the live entertainment.” – Inpress Magazine
