If there is one song in The Appointments’ set that demands an arm-around-a-stranger sing-along, it’s their fifth release, and lead single for their first E.P., ‘Go There’.
With shimmering indie pop hooks over reggae and R&B infused groves. A simple lyric of love and trust is brought to life as the band continues to define their homegrown, increasingly polished DIY sound. A light hearted, upbeat energy that fans will find similarities in Lime Cordiale, Ocean Alley and Spacey Jane, with vintage hints of The Police, The Wailers, and Tame Impala.
From a sundrenched corner of NSW, and tours booked around the East Coast, all that matters is, ‘If you wanna know, I’d go there’.
The Appointments’ roots/ indie rock sound distills rock, blues, reggae, Latin feels and a fine-ass record collection into a flavour of their own. Crafting sing-alongs over funky-reggae-rock dancefloors, The Appointments are equal parts reflective song writers, and inhibition shattering groove machines. In constant calamity, The Appointments’ dish up a healthy dose of honesty and positivity through blues licks, ethereal live moments, and intoxicatingly groovy dancefloors.
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Lachlan X. Morris is a Newcastle-based 70’s inspired powerpop artist, who is playing shows locally for the release of his latest country-soaked single ‘Rocky Road’. With his full six-piece demolition squad band in tow, they are ready to bring the sonic carnage…
Cormac Grant has held a guitar in his hands since first stumbling upon the music of Jimi Hendrix, Otis Redding and the Beatles as a youngster in school. Armed with only a guitar, journal and voice memo iPhone app, Cormac began documenting the world around him with a wide-eyed approach, honing in on chords, lyrics and melodies.
