Antistatic (band)

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Antistatic
Image:Antistatic EP.jpg
Background information
Origin	Perth, Australia
Genre(s)	Alternative Rock Hard Rock
Years active	2003–present
Label(s)	Sic Squared Records
Website	Official website
Members
Drew: Vocals/Guitar Basin: Bass Brody: Drums/Vocals

Antistatic is a three-piece hard rock/alternative band formed in late 2003 in Perth, Western Australia.

1 Highlights
- 1.1 2003
- 1.2 2004
- 1.3 2005
- 1.4 2006
- 1.5 2007
2 Press
3 Discography
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Highlights

[edit] 2003

Supported Queensland heavy metal outfit Sunk Loto on the Perh leg of their Between Birth and Death tour.

[edit] 2004

Nominated for four WAMi Awards - 'Best Heavy Rock/Metal Act', 'Best Video Clip', Best Drummer' and 'Best Record Label'.
Represented Western Australia in the finals of the Australian National Campus Band Competition in Lismore, New South Wales
Selected to play at the 2004 WAMi Weekender Festival ^[1]
Released debut EP, Still Life Portrait on Sic Squared Records
Supported The Butterfly Effect on the Perth leg of their national tour.
Performed live at the Perth leg of the Big Day Out

[edit] 2005

Supported Cog and The Butterfly Effect on the Western Australian leg of their national 'Bread & Circuses' tour.
Supported End of Fashion
Perfomed together with Shihad, Frenzal Rhomb, Karnivool and 28 Days
The video clip for "Underwhelmed" screens on ABC TV's 'Rage'.

[edit] 2006

Selected as Triple J's next crop feature artist for Australian Music Month (November)^[2]
Recorded and released the second EP Stand Up In Disguise
The video clip for "Stand Up In Disguise" screens on ABC TV's 'Rage'
Supported Karnivool and Blindspott on their national tour of Australia^[3]
Performed live at the Perth leg of the Big Day Out
Performed at the 2006 WAMi Saturday Spectacular alongside Gyroscope and Snowman^[4]

[edit] 2007

Nominated for the 2007 WAMi Awards for "Stand Up In Disguise" in the category of 'Most Popular Video'.

[edit] Press

Antistatic have received significant press coverage in magazines such as Xpress^[5] Rockus ^[6], and airplay of the band's latest single, "Stand Up In Disguise", on radio stations nationwide, including Nova in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.