THE BLOODPOETS (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
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Tom Murphy began The Bloodpoets in Germany, after writing songs and busking on the streets of Erlangen, a sleepy quiet town 30 minutes from Nuremberg. Within a year in Erlangen and a growing collection of original songs mounting, Tom went to a house party in which a strange man with no connection handed him a right handed guitar. Tom of course being left handed flipped it over, and reluctantly played the new song he was writing. This man was young up and coming producer Fabian Strangl, who was a new engineer at Paperplane Records. Fabian organized an audition the next day for Tom and that afternoon a schedule had been set to record Tom's new music.
Within 3 weeks of that schedule, Fire In Erlangen had been written and recorded set to be released to the German market, which Tom toured acoustically around Europe before booking a flight heading back to Tom's homeland to unleash on the Australian audience. Back in Australia, The Bloodpoets released their debut EP in 2006 to rave reviews. Time Off called the EP "Glorious" giving it 4/5, with Tsunami Magazine giving it 8/10.
Fast forward 3 years later, The Bloodpoets released Borderline as a single from their new album Polarity immediate responses came from Triple J Unearthed seeing them being featured artists 2 months consecutively, and receiving a large circulation of play over the summer of 2008/2009. Richard Kingsmill (Triple J Music Director) was quoted as saying the Borderline single was "Catchy and a brain sticker for sure." From the large volume of Triple J airplay, The Bloodpoets were named as one of the hot bands in Australia by Radar Radio and Channel V which saw them play relentless amounts of shows with Australia's biggest name bands (British India, End Of Fashion, The Whitlams, The Panics). Additionally, Triple M radio added Borderline to numerous shows. Among all of these successes, the band were also the National Winners of the JD Set which set them out on the road playing a national tour with The Panics.
After so much success with their previous releases the Bloodpoets are back with their new EP 'Wings' which features current single 'Sunny Day'. The EP is set to be released in October during a run of East Coast shows.
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Tom Murphy began The Bloodpoets in Germany, after writing songs and busking on the streets of Erlangen, a sleepy quiet town 30 minutes from Nuremberg. Within a year in Erlangen and a growing collection of original songs mounting, Tom went to a house party in which a strange man with no connection handed him a right handed guitar. Tom of course being left handed flipped it over, and reluctantly played the new song he was writing. This man was young up and coming producer Fabian Strangl, who was a new engineer at Paperplane Records. Fabian organized an audition the next day for Tom and that afternoon a schedule had been set to record Tom's new music.
Within 3 weeks of that schedule, Fire In Erlangen had been written and recorded set to be released to the German market, which Tom toured acoustically around Europe before booking a flight heading back to Tom's homeland to unleash on the Australian audience. Back in Australia, The Bloodpoets released their debut EP in 2006 to rave reviews. Time Off called the EP "Glorious" giving it 4/5, with Tsunami Magazine giving it 8/10.
Fast forward 3 years later, The Bloodpoets released Borderline as a single from their new album Polarity immediate responses came from Triple J Unearthed seeing them being featured artists 2 months consecutively, and receiving a large circulation of play over the summer of 2008/2009. Richard Kingsmill (Triple J Music Director) was quoted as saying the Borderline single was "Catchy and a brain sticker for sure." From the large volume of Triple J airplay, The Bloodpoets were named as one of the hot bands in Australia by Radar Radio and Channel V which saw them play relentless amounts of shows with Australia's biggest name bands (British India, End Of Fashion, The Whitlams, The Panics). Additionally, Triple M radio added Borderline to numerous shows. Among all of these successes, the band were also the National Winners of the JD Set which set them out on the road playing a national tour with The Panics.
After so much success with their previous releases the Bloodpoets are back with their new EP 'Wings' which features current single 'Sunny Day'. The EP is set to be released in October during a run of East Coast shows.
http://www.thebloodpoets.com/
http://www.facebook.com/thebloodpoets
http://itunes.apple.com/album/dance/id373963408
http://twitter.com/#!/TheBloodpoets
Tune in again to Balcony TV Brisbane!!