Bone Graft – roots of everything from The Black Keys to Rolling Stones, with a little Beach Boys’ie (even Dick Dale) surf feel
Gig date: 25th July 2018
Venue: Botany View Hotel, Newtown, Sydney, Australia
Country of origin: Sydney, Australia
Members: Michael, Olly, Joahquin, Jacob and Broc (who couldn’t be there last night)
Support or headline: Support for Slow Nomad (Sydney)
Good crowd/bad crowd: Crowd was alright
Number of times seen band: 1
Crowd participation: The crowd was just happy listening to the music being played, I did see some starting to join in, by singing and dancing. Maybe they just didn’t know the words to the songs, as they were all originals?
Genre: garage psych/surf
Rating: 6.5/10 guitars
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This Sydney- based (originally solo) project launched in 2017 featuring dreamy surf sounds, punctuated by heavy rhythms reminiscent of the 1960s and 1970s music scene. With a release of a self-produced EP using only a mobile phone and laptop software, before growing into a five-piece band in early 2018.
Bone Graft produces electric sounds which draw from old school rock ‘n’ roll, lo-fi garage punk and contemporary influences. A hi-bred of sound that speaks from roots of everything from The Black Keys to Rolling Stones, with a little Beach Boys’ie (even Dick Dale) surf feel still lingering through a lot of songs. I liked it, it was cool but also uplifting and a great set. Thanks guys. Hope to see you perform with Broc back on deck soon.
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