Coda (Australian band)

Coda (stylised as CODA)[1] is a Sydney-based art-rock band.[2] They mix classical strings and contemporary music.[3] Their album There Is A Way To Fly was nominated for 2002 ARIA Award for Best World Music Album[4] and Calling Mission Mu was nominated for the same award in 2007.[5]

Coda
OriginSydney
Genresart-rock
Years active1994 -

Members
  • Nick Wales - keyboards, viola
  • Naomi Radom - violin, accordion
  • Jared Underwood - drums
  • Bree Van Reyk - vibraphone, percussion

Former members

  • Zoe Hauptman - bass
  • Jeremy Barnett - vibraphone, percussion
  • Oliver Smith - bass
  • Veronique Serret - violin
  • Mina Kanaridis - vocals
  • Ed Goyer - drums
  • Matthew Steffen - bass
  • Kim Moyes - percussion

Discography
  • passion:pop (1998) - eatfruit records
  • There Is A Way To Fly (2001) - Silent Recordings[6]
  • Our Animal Friends EP (2003) - Silent Recordings
  • Calling Mission Mu (2006)[7] - Silent Recordings
  • Golden Times (2016) - Silent Recordings[8]
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References
  1. "Off the beaten tracks", Canberra Times, 17 October 2006
  2. Phillips, Melissa (15 November 2006), "Groove gurus rock out", Hills & Valley Messenger
  3. Whitfield, Deanne (8 March 2008), "Australia's quirky CODA hit Jakarta", The Jakarta Post
  4. Allen, Jodi (17 September 2002), "News - AND THE NOMINEES ARE...", Illawarra Mercury
  5. Taylor, Andrew (28 October 2007), "Fine arts awards", Sun Herald
  6. Zuel, Bernard (13 October 2001), "Lounge Lizards", Sydney Morning Herald
  7. Ferguson, Simon (5 October 2006), "Listen up: album of the week", Daily Telegraph
  8. Nott, George (29 June 2016), "Coda: Golden Times", Brag Magazine
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