The Chordites Brisbane, Australia
The Regulars play unabashed guitar rock and roll with sunny surfaces but also undercurrents of darkness.
They are not
afraid to pay homage to their influences and wear them proudly on their sleeves.
Their sound is derived from years of tinkering in the garage with fuzz laden guitars through valve amps. The band have refined a set of originals and are now ready to unleash them live.
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