Hunting Grounds
Hunting Grounds[1] (formerly known as "Howl" after the Allen Ginsberg poem of the same name[2]) are a six piece Australian punk band. They formed at Ballarat High School[3] and won Triple J's Unearthed High competition[4] with their song "Blackout"[5] which was placed on high rotation by the station.[6]
Hunting Grounds | |
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| Origin | Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
| Genres | Glam Rock, Punk |
| Associated acts | Neon Love, Twinsy |
| Members | Jonathon Crawford Daniel Marie Lachlan Morrish Michael Belsar Galen Strachan Tim Street |
In 2010 Hunting Grounds supported fellow Ballarat act Yacht Club DJs on their Batten Down the Hatches Australian Tour. The tour was sold out and the two bands fronted two encore shows at St Kilda's Prince of Wales Bandroom.
Discography
Album
- In Hindsight (2012)
gollark: The future is transistors. My computer already has several billion in it and probably many fewer diodes.
gollark: Transistors > diodes.
gollark: Can we get a transistor cult? I don't believe in diodes or religions, but I do believe in transistors.
gollark: We need one cult per person to achieve true equality.
gollark: I don't believe in the diode cult or giannis cult. They don't really exist.
References
- http://www.abc.net.au/local/audio/2011/07/25/3277169.htm
- The Weekly Times, 30 September 2009, "A Howling success" by Sarah Hudson
- MX (Australia), 20 August 2009, "Boy band unearthed and set to be a howling success" by Hanna Mills
- Herald Sun, 21 August 2009, "Boys a howling success" by Fiona Byrne, Alice Coster and Katherine Firkin
- The Courier, 20 August 2009, "The future looking bright after Howl is 'unearthed'" by Meg Rayner
- The Courier, 26 September 2009, Having a howling good time by Emma Brown
- Kill Your Stereo, 24 April 2010, review
- Kill Your Stereo, 20 September 2010, review
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