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Artist description
It's all about equilibrium, an up and coming punk band in Western Australia. Sure they don't have much money, gigs, chicks, brains, skill or gear but they're still kinda a bit good... maybe. |
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Music Style
Punk, Alternative, Ska |
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Musical Influences
Bodyjar, Millencolin, Propagandhi, Strung Out, Frenzal Rhomb, MxPx, NOFX, Reel Big Fish, The Porkers, Testeagles, Ben Harper |
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Similar Artists
Proberbly would say maybe possibly a little bit like Bodyjar, but we also like millencolin, propagandhi, blink 182, strung out, unwritten law, the porkers, reel big fish, pennywise, nofx, ben harper.. |
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Artist History
It all started back in July 1999, when Mark (now vocals and bass) came along to have a bit of a play with Steve and Charlie. It was a cold day, for it was winter and... |
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Group Members
Mark Spillane-Vocals, Bass SkillsMichael Charlesworth-Drums, Chick PullingSteven Choate-Try's to play the guitar |
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Instruments
Guitar, Drums, Bass |
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Albums
Does "Five Songs Small" count...I don't think so, that was a demo... |
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Press Reviews
Local group get Triple J trackmusicLocal punk rock group Equilibrium put themselves and Mandurah on the map when they featured on Triple J's MP3 unsigned and independent competition with the track "Superman" on the weekend. The national coverage was a highlight for the young group which includes lead singer Mark Spillane, guitarist Steven Choate and drummer Michael Charlesworth. The group has been playing together for just eight months and have played in local competitions and at Coodanup Senior High School and Mandurah Catholic College. |
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Additional Info
Could all the people taking the train from platform seven please put it back... thankyou (yeah, thanks mark) |
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Location
Mandurah, Western Australia - Australia |
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