THE KILLGIRLS

The Killgirls - Animal (2011 EP)

Animal is the second EP from Adelaide electro-rockers The Killgirls. This is a high-powered, energetic release, which dabbles in dance, indie and rock - guaranteed to make you move! It’s irresistible.

Opener, "Flint and the Steel", sets the scene, a (welcome) assault on the ears. "Grams and Tons" is tied with "Disconnected" for my favourite track, and "Astronaut" is a dirty synth/funk jam that cannot be ignored.

Photo Gallery: The Killgirls EP Launch - Queens Theatre (22.10.11)

With a giant inflatable astronaut overlooking the stage, the theme was set for the high powered EP launch "Animal" for Adelaide band The Killgirls. The Rules were an energetic warm-up.

The AU Interview: Mario Spate of The Killgirls (Adelaide)

Adelaide rockers The Killgirls are gearing up for the release of their new EP, Animal, this weekend. Ahead of Saturday night's show, lead vocalist Mario Spate chats with The AU Review about what this past year has been like in terms of recording, and in his case producing, the new record.

Hey Mario, how have things been?
Yeah good, they’ve been really busy, heading into the launch this weekend. But they’ve been good.

The Killgirls to launch their new EP in Adelaide this Saturday

Get ready to be blasted into oblivion when The Killgirls launch the ANIMAL EP at the Queens Theatre in Adelaide this Saturday, October 22nd. Supported by ADL heavy hitters The Rules, Loot and Plunder, Bottle Rockets (DJ Set), AJ Sound, The Kings and General Admission this launch is going to eclipse their last mind imprinting launch event.

Dead Letter Circus announce WA tour

Due to popular demand Dead Letter Circus are pleased to announce the 'No Fracking Way - Western Australia" tour. After a massive 33 date international US/UK tour, and a 21 date tour of the East Coast, DLC are really excited to be returning to WA to raise awareness for a worthy cause.

Big Day Out - Royal Adelaide Showgrounds (04.02.11)

It was humid. It was hot. It was overcast and looked like it was about to rain. But it did absolutely nothing to deter the punters as the Big Day Out rolled into Adelaide for another year.