Beanbag

The hardcore Christian rock group Beanbag was formed in 1996, way right here in Brisbane, Australia. The music group, rightly nicknamed by some as “Australia’s Experts from the Bizarre,” comprises of drummer Phil Usher, vocalist Hunz Vehicle Vliet, bassist Phil “Hirvy” Hirveda, and guitarist Michael Mullins. The explosive music these skilled young men present, filled up with hip-hop grooves and metallic riffs effective enough to numb the mind, brings to brain organizations like Korn, P.O.D., Trend Against the device, Limp Bizkit, and Task 86. Beanbag grew a big fan base using the launch of two demos, an EP, and several high-energy concert events in Australia before achieving the market in america in about 1998. In 2000, the foursome noticed the release of the debut full-length recording under the completely new Inpop Information label, supported by Peter Furler, Wes Campbell, and Sparrow Information. The album, Totally free Signal, bears punk metallic songs like “Bite the Hands,” “Disturbed,” and “Content Dispatch.” The amazing debut brought the group two nominations for Dove Awards: one for Greatest Hard Rock Record and one for Greatest Hard Rock One for the tune “Whiplash.” Because the music group formed, Beanbag provides played at a big assortment of celebrations in both Australia and America, often bringing an optimistic message to viewers. After a whirlwind launch, Beanbag resurfaced in early 2001 with Welladjusted.