There are two bands with the name Capulet.
#1
2009 is proving to be a fresh and exciting new start for Adelaide quintet Capulet, kicking off with the recording of their soon to be released debut EP!
As a band that has always been energetic and charismatic, Capulet have developed a live show that you cannot afford to miss, and with the addition of front man Tim Bartel, the vocal ability and song writing capabilities of this band have catapulted them to a whole new level!
Whilst recording at Electric Sun Studios, producer Dave Petrovic (The Mission In Motion, House vs. Hurricane) focused the band's hard working energy into a release that combines extraordinary vocals with powerful guitars and a solid rhythm section, each of which have their own dynamic stories to tell.
So get ready for the mid ’09 release of ’We Won’t Let Go’ and expect to see Capulet on a stage near you very soon.
#2:
Capulet lull their listeners into a false sense of security from the beginning. Long passages of minimal sound and barely detectable intent often precede explosive changes in timing and atmosphere; playful melodies and unpredictable structures allied to sporadic singing.
The band formed in 2004, catalyzed by the split of two other bands, Lets Not Lose Mars To The Commies and Rebekah. In their new formation Steve Hodson, Adam Crosby, Adam Hartley and Gareth Canny set about constructing early material. More traditional in scope at first, sticking with verse/chorus/verse, the band soon progressed to more ambitious structures, and the vocals began to recede. A string of support slots with bands such as Biffy Clyro, Mono, Youthmovies and Jeniferever introduced them to the world.
Capulet self-released two EP’s, Say What You See (2004) and No Time Spoke The Clocks (2005), before consolidating their work with the Motive Sounds LP ‘The World Is A Tragic Place, But There Is Grace All Around Us, So Attend To The Grace’. They have had radio play on Huw Stevens Radio One show, and were mentioned in a recent Lamaq feature on the city. The band are about to embark on their second UK tour and are writing new material.
#1
2009 is proving to be a fresh and exciting new start for Adelaide quintet Capulet, kicking off with the recording of their soon to be released debut EP!
As a band that has always been energetic and charismatic, Capulet have developed a live show that you cannot afford to miss, and with the addition of front man Tim Bartel, the vocal ability and song writing capabilities of this band have catapulted them to a whole new level!
Whilst recording at Electric Sun Studios, producer Dave Petrovic (The Mission In Motion, House vs. Hurricane) focused the band's hard working energy into a release that combines extraordinary vocals with powerful guitars and a solid rhythm section, each of which have their own dynamic stories to tell.
So get ready for the mid ’09 release of ’We Won’t Let Go’ and expect to see Capulet on a stage near you very soon.
#2:
Capulet lull their listeners into a false sense of security from the beginning. Long passages of minimal sound and barely detectable intent often precede explosive changes in timing and atmosphere; playful melodies and unpredictable structures allied to sporadic singing.
The band formed in 2004, catalyzed by the split of two other bands, Lets Not Lose Mars To The Commies and Rebekah. In their new formation Steve Hodson, Adam Crosby, Adam Hartley and Gareth Canny set about constructing early material. More traditional in scope at first, sticking with verse/chorus/verse, the band soon progressed to more ambitious structures, and the vocals began to recede. A string of support slots with bands such as Biffy Clyro, Mono, Youthmovies and Jeniferever introduced them to the world.
Capulet self-released two EP’s, Say What You See (2004) and No Time Spoke The Clocks (2005), before consolidating their work with the Motive Sounds LP ‘The World Is A Tragic Place, But There Is Grace All Around Us, So Attend To The Grace’. They have had radio play on Huw Stevens Radio One show, and were mentioned in a recent Lamaq feature on the city. The band are about to embark on their second UK tour and are writing new material.
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