
The Grates performed their their latest single ‘Aw Yeah’ during an appearance on the Australian talk show ‘Rove’. Watch it via YouTube below the cut. (more…)
The Grates performed their their latest single ‘Aw Yeah’ during an appearance on the Australian talk show ‘Rove’. Watch it via YouTube below the cut. (more…)
The Grates are out with the video to their new single ‘Aw Yeah’, the second release off the Brisbane indie rock trio’s second album ‘Teeth Lost, Hearts Won’, out now on Dew Process. Watch it below the cut. (more…)
The Grates guitarist John Patterson spoke with Time Off magazine about how success has changed things for him in his Brisbane hometown. “I’m still hated by all of my friends, and it kinda feels exactly the same,” he admits, about each return home. “It only feels weird when, like, sometimes when we all go out at the same time to go get something to eat, and then someone yells out from a car, ‘You suck!’. One time it was, ‘I just bought your album!’ and then, ‘The Grates suck!’. But yeah, I don’t notice anything different unless we play a show.” The article at timeoff.com.au has since been removed.
The Grates are out with the video to their new single ‘Science Is Golden’, from the album ‘Gravity Won’t Get You High’. Watch it via YouTube below.
The Sun’s Something For The Weekend caught up with Aimee Nash of The Morning After Girls for a Q&A, who discussed the psychedelic rockers not being the typical Aussie group. “No, there aren’t many bands like us there, though there are a lot of good bands coming out of Australia now Wolfmother, The Vines and The Grates are just a few you’ll know of,” she said. “When I was a teenager a lot of people weren’t into the same music as me, so when I met the guys it was great. I was a bit of an outsider at school who didn’t go to the crazy dance parties or Blue Light discos we have at schools there.” The full story at thesun.co.uk has since been archived.
The Grates are out with the video to their new single ’19 20 20′, from the album ‘Gravity Won’t Get You High’. Watch it online below the cut.
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The Zutons, The Grates, and Dallas Crane performed during the Falls Festival on December 30th in Lorne, Australia. Check out pictures from GettyImages.