The Public Holiday Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide based The Public Holiday have stepped out with their own unique brand of slacker-punk grunge-rock. Drenched with rich melody and understated melancholy, their songs are an ode to Australia’s claustrophobic suburbs set against discordant guitars and driving rhythms. It’s a band that says Pavement were too cool, Oasis were too safe, and more people should know who John K. Samson is. ... more
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