Sender (band)
Sender | |
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| Origin | Bendigo, Victoria, Australia |
| Years active | 1995- |
| Labels | Sony Music |
| Associated acts | Zenyth |
| Website | www.sendermusic.net |
| Members | Bohdan Dower James Addlem Michael Fitt Tom Mewett |
| Past members | Nathan Schifferle |
Sender is a rock band from Bendigo. Originally called Zenyth, they were in 1999 the Victorian state winneron the Commonwealth Youth Affairs National Battle of the Bands.[1] In 2001 they self released an ep Threedoublefivesix. They changed their name to Sender and signed with Sony Music Australia. They were the MusicOZ Artist of the year in 2001.[2] In 2004 they released a self-titled ep[3] which debuted at #68 on the ARIA charts,[4] peaking at #63.[5]
In 2007 the band released a web only single “sleepwalker” on Bebo.com
Sender are producing and recording their debut album, “No Way Out” set for release on their own label on 10 April 2010
Discography[edit]
as Zenyth::
- Threedoublefivesix ep (2001)
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as Sender::
- Sender (2004) - Sony[6] Aus #63[5]
- Sleepwalker Single (2006) - Web only release initially as an exclusive thru Bebo.com - mixed by Michael "smasha"Pollard
- Sleepwalker Video (2007) - Web only release on YouTube - clip shot by Pixel Kitchen
- Gone Video (2009) - Web only release on Vimeo/YouTube - clip shot by FreshAM
- Cover Up Single (2010) - Mixed by Beau Hill - BH productions
- No Way Out Album (2010) - Self-produced and mixed by Bohdan Dower
References[edit]
- ↑ Department of Education, Science and Training Victorian State Winner of Battle of the Bands Archived 2011-04-08 at the Wayback Machine Media Release
- ↑ MusicOZ Musicoz Success Story: Sender
- ↑ The Advertiser, 1 July 2004, "Two debuts" by Jaime Morgan
- ↑ The ARIA Report, Issue 748
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 The ARIA Report, Issue 751
- ↑ Frankston Standard/Hastings Leader, 27 September 2004, review by Glenn Osborne
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