Killed By Technology presents A SHOW FOR THE INSECURE (NIGHT 2)
Gasometer (Upstairs) (Collingwood, VIC)
Friday, 31 January 2025 8:00 pm
Killed By Technology is an Australian alternative rock band from Melbourne AU. Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Ed Murphy is primarily known as one of the hardest hitting rock drummers around. Having toured around the US & Oz supporting musicians such as Tommy Lee (Motley Crue) & Dave Navarro (Janes Addiction/RHCP), and jamming with bands like UK rock group Stereophonics and Australia's own The Getaway Plan. It was in 2012 where Ed hit it the hardest when he found himself on tour around the US as the drummer for San Diego punk rock band Unwritten Law. After a big chunk of time spent living in Los Angeles breathing in as much inspiration from every angle he could, it then came time for Ed to get home to Oz to get back into songwriting and put together a project that would capture everything he has ever wanted to be as a musician/songwriter - and that is Killed By Technology.
Ed describes ‘A Song For The Insecure (As You Can Tell)’ as the song of his life, and the song he wants to forever be remembered by.
Melbournes "Tim Smyth and Holytrash" have been creating their own sound for almost 10 years now. As music changes, adapts, evolves, one thing remains true; quality songwriting will forever be at the heart of it all. They crafts songs that are powerful, emotional and above all else, deathly melodic. With a handful of releases and a tonne of live shows under their belt Tim Smyth and Holytrash are not to be missed.
Textures, patterns, minimalist lyrics and the stretching of loops are signature elements of Romeo Moon's music, taking the listener to timeless meditation, visceral psychedelia, or brittle intimacy.
Ed describes ‘A Song For The Insecure (As You Can Tell)’ as the song of his life, and the song he wants to forever be remembered by.
Melbournes "Tim Smyth and Holytrash" have been creating their own sound for almost 10 years now. As music changes, adapts, evolves, one thing remains true; quality songwriting will forever be at the heart of it all. They crafts songs that are powerful, emotional and above all else, deathly melodic. With a handful of releases and a tonne of live shows under their belt Tim Smyth and Holytrash are not to be missed.
Textures, patterns, minimalist lyrics and the stretching of loops are signature elements of Romeo Moon's music, taking the listener to timeless meditation, visceral psychedelia, or brittle intimacy.