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Tourism
Indie Rock band hailing for Brisbane, Australia. Indieshuffle writes: "You can feel a significant Brit-pop influence throughout their music, since brothers James and Joe Wisniewsk ...read more on Last.fm →
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Tourism - City Never Sleeps (Petit Prince Remix)
Tourism - City Never Sleeps (Petit Prince Remix)
Sounds like: Moon Boots, Perseus, Bondax
By Hugh McClure on Jun 17, 2013 | A lot of remixes are sent my way, and unfortunately the majority of them don't differ too much from the original. This one, however, stands out as perhaps the most surprising to date.That's because French producer Petit Prince has completely twisted ... read more →
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Tourism - Float Away
Tourism - Float Away
Sounds like: Arctic Monkeys, The Kooks, The Fratellis
By Hugh McClure on Apr 3, 2013 | Brisbane's Tourism has become a bit of a regular on Indie Shuffle; two of their previous singles -- "Horses Back" and "City Never Sleeps" -- were both well received. 2013 will see the young band release their debut EP (around the middle of the year... read more →
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Tourism - City Never Sleeps
Tourism - City Never Sleeps
Sounds like: The Kooks, Fratellis, Last Dinosaurs
By Hugh McClure on Aug 14, 2012 | More music from Brisbane's Tourism, who we covered earlier this year. Their single "Horses Back" was a favorite of mine for some time, and the same can now be said about their recently released track "City Never Sleeps."You can feel a significant B... read more →
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Tourism - Horses Back
Tourism - Horses Back
Sounds like: The Kooks, Last Dinosaurs, New Navy, Ball Park Music
By Hugh McClure on Mar 25, 2012 | While Brisbane is only Australia's third largest music market (behind Sydney and Melbourne), it has become a breeding ground for some of the best indie pop bands in the country. Four-piece Tourism look to be the next band to stake their claim on the ... read more →
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