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Dirty Laundry has been at the forefront of the Australian club-scene since its inception in 2004. The brainchild of Melbourne DJs, JJ Styles and Dean Cherny, Dirty Laundry is a tasty mash-up of Indie Rock, Pop, Dance and Electronica.
Internationally acclaimed for their unique and mischievous shows, nothing can really prepare you for the DL experience – it’s a non-stop action-packed hybrid of video animation, dance and musical performance.
The Intergalactic Video Show adds a new dimension to DL’s already dynamic show. It’s a ground-breaking series of animated clips, each purposely produced and synced to the music. The show has...
In January 2010, a band was born: full of energy, bursting with love and spilling over with songs to sing and stories to tell. This band is Charlie Mayfair.
The first part of this year has seen the band racing around their hometown writing songs, making friends, and letting people experience their unique style of folk-fired pop. They hollered their gigs from the rooftops and Brisbane heeded their call.
And so their three-part-harmonised hollering led them to play at many lovely venues like The Powerhouse, The Troubadour, The Zoo and The Sound Lounge, sharing the stage with the talented likes...
The Mayfair Set is a project from Brooklyn's Blank Dogs and L.A.'s Dum Dum Girls. They will spew evil rainbows all over your dome. .
There are two bands with the name Laundry.
Frist band:
Laundry first formed in 1993, while Primus’ drummer, Tim Alexander, was taking a break from the road. What initially began as a side project, however, quickly evolved into something much more. From their first show in San Francisco, Laundry turned heads with their unique, heavy sound and exotic rhythms. In response to the positive attention they received, the band continued expanding and tightening their material with hopes of soon making their first recording. When Tim’s duties with Primus once again called, Laundry guitarist, Tom Butler, and stick player, Ian Varriale...
Mayfair Charm School was part of the great El Records adventure. They only recorded one 7' : Montague Terrace. .
