Morning After Girls

The Morning hours After Women are an Australian-bred band whose music is part psychedelia, part shoegaze, and part indie pop, fusing components of these disparate styles to generate striking, grand-scale aural scenery. The Morning hours After Girls had been shaped in 2003 by Sacha Lucashenko and Martin B. Sleeman, a set of vocalists and guitarists who fulfilled in a concert in Melbourne and found out they shared identical musical likes. After recruiting a pal, Anton Jakovljevic, to try out drums, they started writing tracks. The three determined how the Sydney music picture was even more conducive with their ambitions, therefore Lucashenko, Sleeman, and Jakovljevic relocated, as well as the 1st lineup from the Morning hours After Women was finished with the addition of Scott Von Ryper on bass and Aimee Nash on acoustic guitar, keyboards, and percussion. After making enthusiastic press interest for his or her early gigs, the group documented an EP in 2004 for the 3rd party Rubber Information label, while two even more for the English Greatest Before imprint adopted in 2005. Materials through the EPs was put together into an recording, released in Australia as Shadows Evolve and in america as The Morning hours After Girls. A lot of touring adopted, both in Australia and the uk, using the music group sharing stages using the Brian Jonestown Massacre, the Dandy Warhols, as well as the Warlocks, as well as the Morning hours After Girls produced their American debut in 2006 using a slot on the South by Southwest Music Meeting. In 2008, Lucashenko and Sleeman broke faraway from all of those other group and relocated to NEW YORK, but not before you begin focus on their following album. Recorded mainly in Melbourne, 2009’s By itself highlighted the Morning After Young ladies’ brand-new lineup, with Lucashenko and Sleeman became a member of by E.J. Hagen on bass, Alexander Light on keyboards and percussion, and Anthony Johnson on drums and percussion; Alan Moulder created the program with Lucashenko and Sleeman. The record was released world-wide in 2011 on Xemu Information.