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A 20 year old from Sydney chasing a big dream on a small budget.

On their first EP, A Slow Decay, Chambers plunge into the emotional caverns with echoing ballads and well-thought out arrangements combining pure honesty and harrowing beauty wrapped tightly in an organically musical blanket. The Chambers sound ricochets between delayed guitars and raw splendor with songs written by men who have the music in mind. There is a real colorful exploration feel to their songs. A band experimenting with the disciplines of the art they love, drawing inspiration from the cinema to the desert, and whilst Chambers are definitely blessed with all the ingredients that many great bands have, it’s the sharp attention to musical detail that really manages to draw fresh blood. The band carves out their own creative niche and set themselves above the tide of other bands on the indie scene today by focusing on the music rather than the noise. Every note essential, every chord important, like a well thought out poem; not a second is wasted. They do this, almost

Hailing from the western suburbs of Melbourne, Chambers are a quartet that play indie psych-pop and have been slowly but steadily making their name. They initially began as a means to A) Have a creative outlet and B) Not spend lunchtimes in line to play Downball. Fast track a couple of years and they’ve changed line-ups, tried out some genres, played some shows and have even released an EP. Having spent some time writing and honing their material, they are now ready to release their new single ‘Yeagin Shone’ on the 26th of February. The single is made up of big hooks, harmonious harmonies, summery verses and fuzzed out guitars.