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NEWS: Australia’s dust announce signing to Kanine Records, release video for live version of The Gutter and confirm tour dates in Australia plus extensive tour in UK and Europe

  • February 9, 2023
  • Julia Mason
Black and white photo of the five members of the band dust looking at the camera
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dust have announced their signing to Kanine Records (Grizzly Bear, Chairlift), alongside their expansion to the Rad Music Management (Hockey Dad, Bad//Dreems), Select Music for ANZ (Baker Boy, Camp Cope, The Chats) and X-Ray Touring for UK/Euro (Dune Rats, The Chats) families.  In celebration of this news they have released a live video of recent release ‘The Gutter‘. In addition in April, they’ll be taking on an extensive series of UK and EU live dates with Hockey Dad. Full details below.

dust formed during lockdown in 2020 and consists of dual guitarist-vocalists Gabriel Stove and Justin Teale, bassist Liam Smith, guitarist, and saxophonist Adam Ridgway, and drummer Kye Cherry. They utilise genre-bending instrumentation (a wholly relevant phrase from their bandcamp page) to create a fresh take on Australian post-punk.

Speaking about the signing, Kanine Records’ Kay Quartararo shares:
“It took exactly .2 seconds to know we wanted to sign dust. Their music is immediate, yet very thoughtful. You can tell they have something they need to say and are not afraid to be emotional about it, which makes them incredibly refreshing. It’s kind of crazy how we can live clear across the globe and feel an instant connection. We can’t wait to see dust in this hemisphere, but they are set to storm Europe first.” 

dust Tour Dates
Australia

11 Feb – Mountain Goat Valley Crawl – Meanjin / Brisbane
11 Mar – The Servo Truck Food Bar – Dharawal Land / Port Kembla
18 Mar – The House of Music & Booze – Gadigal Land / Sydney
24 Mar – The Hamilton Station Hotel – Awabakal Land / Newcastle
UK/Europe (w/ Hockey Dad)
1 Apr – Green Door Store – Brighton (UK)
3 Apr – Muziekodroom Club – Hasselt (BE)
4 Apr – Rotown – Rotterdam (NED)
5 Apr – Muziekgieterij – Maastricht (NED)
6 Apr – Paradiso – Amsterdam (NED)
7 Apr – Molotow – Hamburg (GER)
8 Apr – Badehaus – Berlin (GER)
10 Apr – Rock Cafe – Prague (CZE)
13 Apr – Ampere – Munich (GER)
14 Apr – Yard Club – Cologne (GER)
17 Apr – Craufurd Arms – Milton Keynes (UK)
18 Apr – Sunflower Lounge – Birmingham (UK)
19 Apr – Yellow Arch – Sheffield (UK)
20 Apr – Cluny 2 – Newcastle (UK)
21 Apr – King Tuts – Glasgow (UK)
22 Apr – Band On The Wall  – Manchester (UK)
24 Apr – Bodega – Nottingham (UK)
25 Apr – Voodoo Daddy’s – Norwich(UK)
26 Apr – Joiners – Southampton (UK)
27 Apr – The Fleece – Bristol (UK)
28 Apr – Lafayette – London (UK) 

For more information on dust please check out their facebook and bandcamp.

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