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The Nightfillers first formed in the summer of 2005, as a couple of likely lads (Ryan Trio and Brendan Maguire) earning a wage in Japan were looking to make some tunes. Quite frankly it was rough to begin with starting out as an acoustic and electric guitar mix but over time the music has developed and refined into quite a substantial rock sound with the switch of Brendan from guitar to bass guitar. The boys have been performing semi regularly around Kobe, Sannomiya and Akashi in Japan, for about a year now but have been concentrating most of their efforts on writing musically and lyrically strong songs to put out on their debut CD. They will be returning to Perth within the year to play in the haunts where their love of music began.

The Nightfillers hail from Melbourne Victoria. They formed in 2005 and have performed regularly around Melbourne’s live venues. Their debut single entitled “Super Deal” received radio airplay on Triple M and a number of commercial stations across the country. The band was also featured on Triple M’s Launching Pad program which showcases up and coming local bands and artists. The Nightfillers have been busy writing and recording their debut album which is available now. With elements of rock, pop & folk, their sound is classic yet modern. The songs are solid and the lyrics clever. With more than just a few standout tracks on this record, The Nightfillers are sure to be a radio favourite. The new album is called "Fifty Third & Third” and the first single from it is "We Don't Know What the Word Can Take." The music video was directed by the very talented Glenn Wilson and the album was produced by Adrian Hannan, Richard Pleasance and the bands lead singer and founding member, John