Audio
The Caulfield Cult – “Phony” [Free Song Download]
The Caulfield Cult is a four-piece band from Singapore and we are pleased to offer you their track “Phony” as a free download!
The Caulfield Cult is a four-piece band from Singapore and we are pleased to offer you their latest track “Phony” as a free download! Heavily influenced by acts such as The Alkaline Trio, Jawbreaker, The Get Up Kids, and Hot Water Music, the band formed in 2011 and quickly self-released their debut EP that June. Not wasting any time in carving their niche, The Caulfield Cult recorded their debut full-length over the course of that Summer and released Leaving Cemetery Junction in October, 2011. They wrapped up an eventful year playing shows in Southeast Asia.
Even though bands from their part of the world often don’t get the opportunity to travel west, The Caulfield Cult have already been through Europe on two separate occasions. It’s clear from all the touring and recording they’ve done that hard work is in the blood of this young band. Somehow they’ve found time to do some more recording and are set to release their sophomore LP Things Can Only Get Worse From Here. To coincide with its release, The Caulfield Cult will be packing their bags once again for a European tour this summer.
-
Hardcore/Punk6 days ago
Hastings Beat Punks Kid Kapichi Vent Their Frustrations at Leeds Beckett University [Photos]
-
Culture7 days ago
Cirque Du Soleil OVO Takes Leeds Fans on a Unique, Unforgettable Journey [Photos]
-
Alternative/Rock5 days ago
A Rejuvenated Dream State are ‘Still Dreaming’ as They Bounce Into Manchester YES [Photos]
-
Music11 hours ago
Reclusive Producer Stumbleine Premieres Beat-Driven New Single “Cinderhaze”
-
Indie1 week ago
Michele Ducci Premieres Bouncy New Single “You Lay the Path by Walking on it”
-
Culture1 day ago
Dan Carter & George Miller Chat Foodinati Live, Heavy Metal Charities and Pre-Gig Meals
-
Alternative/Rock1 week ago
William Edward Thompson Premieres His Stripped-Down “Sleep Test” Music Video
-
Country1 week ago
Jayce Turley Reflects on “Misery” with the Premiere of His New Single