falling joys造句

• This included supporting eastern states bands such as Ratcat, Falling Joys and The Plunderers.
• During February 1990 they supported gigs by English group, Buzzcocks, alongside fellow Australians, Falling Joys.
• "' Falling Joys "'were an Australian alternative rock band formed in Canberra in 1985.
• With Craig Adam on keyboards Falling Joys recorded a single, " Burnt So Low ", in August.
• Its release was delayed until after Falling Joys disbanded and appeared in June 1998 on Anchor & Hope, distributed by Shock Records.
• On 26 February 2011 Falling Joys played their first live show in 15 years at the outdoor amphitheatre of the National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
• Eleven of its twelve tracks were produced by Adrian Bolland and Falling Joys, with " You're in a Mess " produced by John Harvey.
• For the remainder of 1992 the Chevelles performed regular gigs in Perth, supporting the likes of Falling Joys and The Clouds and overseas acts like The Smithereens.
• The Falling Joys were part of the Duckberg group, a set of independent bands publishing their own record label, and recorded their first few singles under this label.
• But after working with the session musicians on her album including Genevieve Maynard and Pat Hayes who was a former member of The Falling Joys, she decided to form a band with them.
• In late 1995 he linked up with singer-songwriter-guitarist, Suzie Higgie ( of Falling Joys ), for the collaborative album, " Soon Will Be Tomorrow ".
• Falling Joys were one of Australia's most promising acts in the late 1980s and early 1990s, along with other up-and-comers like Ratcat, Clouds, Tall Tales and True and The Hummingbirds.
• At this time he also formed Lost in Music publishing and signed Tex Perkins, Rebecca's Empire, Caligula, Dave Graney, Clouds, Falling Joys, Crystal Set and Kim Salmon to name but a few.
• Along with the The Falling Joys, the band reunited to play two shows on the 2nd and 3rd ( matinee show ) of July 2016 at the Newtown Social Club in Sydney ( previously known as the Sandringham Hotel, Newtown ).
• Notable Australian independent acts of the time included the Falling Joys from Canberra; Christine Anu from Cairns, Queensland; Diana Anaid from Nimbin; Magic Dirt from Geelong, Newcastle, were discovered by Triple-J and have since become one of the most successful Australian bands of all time.
• Hayes was born and raised in Canberra and was a member of a musical family ( including brothers Pat Hayes of Stella One Eleven and formerly of the Falling Joys, Justin Hayes of Whopping Big Naughty and the late Anthony Hayes ( aka Stevie Plunder ) of The Whitlams and The Plunderers fame ).
• Although this was intended as their swan song, they resurfaced to play in Canberra on 11 March 2013 as part of the capital's 100th anniversary celebrations . 78 Saab said they were proud to share the stage with other bands that also had their origins in Canberra such as the Falling Joys and The Church.
• To date Suzie has recorded 5 albums and numerous singles and EP's-three albums with the Falling Joys and two solo albums .'Soon Will Be Tomorrow'is a collaboration with Conway Savage from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and'Songs of Habit'is Suzie's first self produced solo album.
• Falling Joys next three singles, " Nearly a Sin " ( June 1988 ), " You're in a Mess " ( December 1988 ) and " Tunnel Vision " ( July 1989 ), were followed by their debut four-track extended play, " Omega ", in November 1989 . Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, noticed that " Higgie's breathy vocals on these records were just one of the band's trademark sounds . " Penelope Layland of " The Canberra Times " described " Omega " as " A tempting four-track EP from [ the band ].