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Melbourne's SUNDR dissolve barriers of genre, blur the lines between sludge soaked doom, emotionally gripping post-hardcore and spacious ambience, stripping away the layers to reveal a raw, visceral core. Following up 2015's debut EP "Loss", their first full-length release; "The Canvas Sea" has seen SUNDR establish a stronghold in the underground, within Australia and abroad. The 2017 self-released LP opened many pathways for the quartet, a collaborative effort including the visual adaptation of "I Still See Plagues" by Wilson Bambrick, the somber artwork of Camille Blanchemain (Burning Bright, END IT) and an independent release tour of Japan, with the help of newly formed Fortitude Artist Services, forging bonds with well respected heavyweights such as PALM, NoLA, Stubborn Father, SeeK and The Donor. On home soil, locally and through several tours of the east coast, SUNDR's heart-wrenching live performance has made it's impact across many facets of the extreme music scene, from