After the Fall (band)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

After the Fall

Background information
Origin Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
Genre(s) Alternative rock
Rock
Years active 2004 – present
Label(s) Festival Mushroom Records (present)
Resist Records
Website Official site
Members
Benjamin Windsor
Andrew Atkins
Matthew Gore
Mark Edward Warner

After the Fall is a rock band from the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. The band members are Benjamin Windsor (vocals), Andrew Atkins, Matthew Gore (bass) and Mark Edward Warner (guitar). Their website states, "After the Fall are as much influenced by The Angels, AC/DC or Midnight Oil as they are by their modern day Punk Rock contemporaries and this is what defines their distinctive sound."

They have released 4 videos from their 2 albums; "Mirror Mirror" from their 2004 effort, After the Fall, while "Concrete Boots", "The Fighter" and "Outta Mind" all came from Always Forever Now. "The Fighter" appeared in several Australian television advertisements, including one for popular primetime show 'Smallville'.

After the Fall have played at festivals such as Homebake, Rock-it, The Falls, Splendour in the Grass, Livid, and Come Together Music Festival. In March 2005, the band traveled to the USA to play at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas. They toured, as a supporting act, around Australia with British band The Darkness in April 2006. From Wednesday 25th October to Sunday 5th November 2006, After the Fall performed on the Coca Cola Live 'N Local Tour encompassing all major Australian cities. They played alongside other Australasian acts Evermore, The Veronicas, End Of Fashion and The Hot Lies.

They performed on Triple J's Like A Version in March 2007, performing a cover of Billy Joel's Only The Good Die Young as well as a new song All It Takes, rumored to be featured on their next album.

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles and EPs

  • As Far As Thoughts Can Reach (EP) (Resist Records)

[edit] External links

In other languages