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The three met through playing in their local church band at various times, forming a friendship through their lighthearted and carefree attitudes. While coming from three very different musical upbringings, they quickly formed a strong connection bridging the genre gaps. They were astounded by how effortlessly they were able to come together write songs, their record being two hours between random guitar noodling and completed and polished track (and that included a break for pizza). Live, the three-piece put on a spectacular high energy show leaving crowds invigorated and feeling "damn good!"

"There’s more than a little of the esoteric and particularly Middle-Eastern end of Zeppelin in this Sydney four-piece … belting powerhouse vocals …" - The Drum Media "Great vocal strength and heavy guitar riffs … with sprinkles from the Middle East …a great new Australian metal release" -Tsunami Magazine [Brisbane] "Domino have created their own genre … Glorious rock and roll balladry from the Middle East … Give them an album deal; let’s see what they can do!" -The Dwarf Online Zine "A tower of rock … infectious and full of energy." -Sydney Morning Herald "Different to everything else around." -Half a Cow Records Domino blast audiences with their heavy, intense and addictive original live sounds. Getting particular attention lately is their mash-up cover of System of a Down's Toxicity and Britney Spears' Toxic - has to be heard to be believed! View here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqaEW4jOj-E Shadows and Dust, the band’s debut is available on iTunes and is distributed by Green