They proudly fly the flag for pop punk with catchy, melodic and fast songs worthy of anyone who considers themselves to be into this genre. (TYM003) These guys are a direct lineage from New York punk in '74 straight through to Australia in the eighties and onto now. Their songs (and sets) could over before you had a chance to ask the person beside you what they thought. On a bad night they were a shambles of drunken noise that sent everyone to the bar. On a good night, they were as good as it gets. They mixed eighties hardcore and seventies punk and glam to make fast, catchy songs that could tear your head off. (TYM003/036) The Hymies were Brisbane's answer to hardcore but with just the right amount of British punk thrown in to make it a little more interesting. Influenced by metallic abrasive punk they produce massive sounds that seem unlikely, or even impossible for a three piece to produce.

(TYM002) Blacklevel (one word) Embassy are three seasoned gents from Melbourne who play instant discordant music for an audience who largely don't understand what they are seeing and hearing. They continue to release original and inspirational music while evolving within their chosen fields of abrasive walls of feedback and fuzz. With the addition of a third member (and second bass player) the volume level was upped and the intense noise level was pushed to new limits. (TYM002/043) No Anchor started as a two piece drum and bass noise band and made an instant impact on the 'scene'. They are impossible to be a fan of as you can't buy any of their music and they rarely play live, you can't even get a T shirt. They have constantly flown under the radar of fame, or even notice for more years than they would care to admit. (TYM001/047) Turnpike are, and will always be one the best bands you've probably never heard of and probably one of the best bands to ever come out of Brisbane. (TYM001) A Melbourne three piece originally from the wilds of Tasmania, The Nation Blue forced themselves onto the Australian punk scene during the early 2000's with a mix of eighties hardcore and post hardcore with incendiary live shows and, as of this point, four albums and one EP of frantic, abrasive and beautiful unmistakably Australian noise.

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