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Lyceum were formed in Sydney during May of 2004. They played their first show in July 2004 and have since gone on to make an impact on the Sydney live music scene. Lead vocalist and main song writing force behind the band, Neil Caesar, hails from Liverpool in the UK and bassist Carl Dinesen comes from Vancouver, Canada. With local boy, Mick Laws on Drums, a true powerhouse on stage and a master of the Ludwig four piece, it’s an eclectic mix that gels right before your very ears. Throw all this into the melting pot and you get a sound of melodic rock and roll that might be described as Neil Young meets Brit Pop on the way to Nirvana, with a splattering of The Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones. Above all, it’s music from the history of music and it’s utterly Lyceum. The new EP is punching power pop that grabs the attention from the word go. From the anthemic Jaded to the fast and abrasive The Rainbow Slide. You’ll run in to ballad Autumn Skies along the way and the acid soaked