Diet - Sundown (EP)

Diet - Sundown (EP)**Limited edition of 250** Surfacing on all good streaming services today is DIET's driving, honest, sophomore, track Sundown EP. The beloved Melbourne five piece proudly release the six track collection the same day they kick off a five date EP tour including three live shows at Brisbane's BIGSOUND. In a serendipitous ex pat fairy tale, DIET formed over a love of all things Captured Tracks Records in a ramshackle share house at the end of the

Surfacing on all good streaming services today is DIET's driving, honest, sophomore, track Sundown EP. The beloved Melbourne five piece proudly release the six-track collection the same day they kick off a five date EP tour including three live shows at Brisbane's BIGSOUND. 

In a serendipitous ex-pat fairy tale, DIET formed over a love of all things Captured Tracks Records in a ramshackle share house at the end of the Northern line of The Tube in London. There was a Smiths poster on the wall which may have something to do with triple j presenters describing their knack for nostalgic synthesizers and playful guitar lines as “shimmering with the sound from an alternate universe where Morrissey grew up beside the beach.”

Following the release of their debut EP and sold out shows, DIET bunkered down with local producer Dan ‘Caz’ Caswell to create a wave of new material.  The result is their Sundown EP, a collection of tracks that shine like a Brit-pop laden sunset. Recorded in Caz's studio the Alamo over the last twelve months as well as few final touches at Red Door Studios in Collingwood, Sundown is proudly homegrown. First single, jangly 'Take Me' gained the band spot rotation on triple j. Next came an ode to bass player Carlos Tinsey's brother, ‘Danny Boy’ in early 2018. And just this week the band premiered a video for final single 'Game Plan' with the hilarious clip featuring Western Bulldogs' Tom Liberatore. 

Recently scoring a place on the New World Artists booking roster DIET have supported the likes of British India, West Thebarton, Polish Club, Alex Lahey and Slum Sociable. Described by Tone Deaf as “one of the tightest and most entertaining live bands you’ll find”.