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Midnight.Haulkerton in the Sydney Morning Herald
March 1, 2007 | Author: Joel Falconer | Filed under:
UPDATE: This week’s Tuesday Tuneback is also in the Sydney Morning Herald. Check it out here.
Midnight.Haulkerton has been mentioned in the Sydney Morning Herald today. I was interviewed last week for an article about Aaron Stanton and the Tuneback we wrote for him.
Hello to all the visitors from the Herald, and welcome to the site. You can check out the Tunebacks we’ve released over the last few weeks over here. Here’s the song we wrote for Aaron, and a good starting point is Overclocked.
We’re in the process of writing and recording our album, Violence of the Soul, which sounds a lot different to anything you’ve heard so far; we spend less than one hour putting together a Tuneback, and several weeks on each album song. It’s a powerful collection of songs.
If you’re interested in what we’re doing, we’re still looking for a team of people who can help us in a variety of areas–find out more.
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