2010
Dirty Rally, Dirty Love
14/03/10 15:39 Filed in: Announcements
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Music
Northern Tasmanian band
The Dirty
Love,
have signed on to be part of Australian
gaming history in Targa Tasmania: The
Game, but they’re no strangers to the
lime light.
The Dirty Love have played alongside Magic Dirt, The Casanovas, Mammal, The Getaway Plan and After the Fall to name a few, and have picked up spots on the ’07 Falls Festival and 09’ Falls Festival on the main stage.
You’ve seen them on Channel V and Rage, you’ve heard them on Edge and FBI radio, now is your chance to experience them in a whole new way while racing in Targa Tasmania: The Game.
The Dirty Love have played alongside Magic Dirt, The Casanovas, Mammal, The Getaway Plan and After the Fall to name a few, and have picked up spots on the ’07 Falls Festival and 09’ Falls Festival on the main stage.
You’ve seen them on Channel V and Rage, you’ve heard them on Edge and FBI radio, now is your chance to experience them in a whole new way while racing in Targa Tasmania: The Game.
Targa Finds The Missing Linc
23/02/10 23:12 Filed in: Announcements
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Music
Lincoln le Fevre
and the Insiders
sign on as part of the growing indie music
scene behind Targa Tasmania: The Game.
Built upon long-term work starting many years ago, Lincoln’s songs speak heavy thoughts and truths that are undeniably relatable. With a voice that draws you in, intense as it is melodious, make no mistake, Linc le Fevre is an artist with musical integrity and a sense of honesty placed well in his music.
Linc and the Insiders have rolled up their sleeves and belted out some awesome tracks for their debut album, 30 Watt Heart. You can find this album on the iTunes Store and we think you’ll agree, they make a great addition to the game.
Built upon long-term work starting many years ago, Lincoln’s songs speak heavy thoughts and truths that are undeniably relatable. With a voice that draws you in, intense as it is melodious, make no mistake, Linc le Fevre is an artist with musical integrity and a sense of honesty placed well in his music.
Linc and the Insiders have rolled up their sleeves and belted out some awesome tracks for their debut album, 30 Watt Heart. You can find this album on the iTunes Store and we think you’ll agree, they make a great addition to the game.
A Novella Approach to Racing
31/01/10 18:01 Filed in: Announcements
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Music
Northern Tasmania jumps into the mix with
Devonport band
Novella
signing on to be part of Targa Tasmania:
The Game.
This talented group of lads in their early twenties are one of the hardest working bands in Tasmania, writing and rehearsing their sets most nights of the week and playing regular gigs on a fully-booked schedule for months at a time.
Novella’s original “alternative rock pop” sound is textured on record and blistering onstage. Their shows are energetic and original and their highly anticipated debut EP, recorded by Sydney based Producer Greg Stace, is available online through iTunes.
This talented group of lads in their early twenties are one of the hardest working bands in Tasmania, writing and rehearsing their sets most nights of the week and playing regular gigs on a fully-booked schedule for months at a time.
Novella’s original “alternative rock pop” sound is textured on record and blistering onstage. Their shows are energetic and original and their highly anticipated debut EP, recorded by Sydney based Producer Greg Stace, is available online through iTunes.
Red Rival Joins Targa Tasmania
26/01/10 01:29 Filed in: Announcements
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Music
Continuing the rich indie rock theme of
Targa Tasmania: The Game, Hobart
band
Red Rival
has agreed to provide songs from their up
coming album as part of the game’s
soundtrack.
In December 2006, Red Rival won Triple J Unearthed. They played the dusk slots at the Falls Festival and were the only Tasmanian rock band invited to play the inaugural Southern Roots Festival alongside Gomez, Wolfmother and the Pixies.
Most of 2009 has had Red Rival locked down in the studio recording their full-length debut album. We look forward to racing around the Targa stages listening to this awesome up and coming band.
In December 2006, Red Rival won Triple J Unearthed. They played the dusk slots at the Falls Festival and were the only Tasmanian rock band invited to play the inaugural Southern Roots Festival alongside Gomez, Wolfmother and the Pixies.
Most of 2009 has had Red Rival locked down in the studio recording their full-length debut album. We look forward to racing around the Targa stages listening to this awesome up and coming band.