Sleepy Township
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Sleepy Township was an indie pop band which began in Perth in 1994 and moved the following year to Melbourne, Australia. The group broke up in 2002.
| Sleepy Township | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Perth |
| Genre(s) | Indie pop |
| Years active | 1994-2002 |
| Associated acts | Molasses |
| Former members | |
| Guy Blackman, Mia Schoen, Alison Bolger, Chris Gorman, Paul Williams | |
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[edit] Members
- Guy Blackman (Minimum Chips, Chapter Music) - guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Mia Schoen (Huon, Driving Past, Molasses) - Guitar, keyboards
- Alison Bolger (Clag, Panel Of Judges) - bass (1998 -)
- Chris Gorman - drums (1995 -)
- Paul Williams - drums (1994-5)
- Mindy Map - bass player for farewell show
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Set Sail (1998, Chapter Music)
- Deep Water (2001, Library Records)
- All These Records (2002, Lost & Lonesome Recording Co.), compilation of singles and rarities
[edit] EPs
- Sleepy Township/Cannanes split single (Chapter Music/H Records, 1996)
- Online (1997, Chapter Music)
- Morning (2000, Library Records)
- Sleepy Township/Smiley (2000, Chapter Music)
- Tragedy & Hope (2002, Dutch Courage)
[edit] References
- Sleepy Township - All These Records, Oz Music Project.
[edit] External links
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