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The Chemists are busy concocting energetic indie music from their lab in Melbourne. 4 skilled and experienced musicians boasting grunt ox guitar amplification and quirky vocals, the Chemists prescribe your ears a healthy dose of rock, punk, blues and funk. Buddy Holly and Man from Japan are currently being played on 3RRR FM Victoria on Local and / General with Jacinta Parsons. They have two film clips on the national music program SBS Noise Tv. With 2 hours of solid material, the Chemists can really blow a crowd away. Especially with some loose end jams where the boys really shine. Come check out their myspace page to find all their gig listings, plus loads of pics, blogs and heaps of great links to other Chemist sites. Get on down to one of their shows, their gigs are a must see!

The Chemists are the late night laboratory crew. Creating alternative indie compositions from their lab in Melbourne, Australia. Boasting grunt ox guitar amplification, tricky drums and bass with stealthy lyrics, The Chemists prescribe you a dose of high energy rock, punk, grunge, blues and funk. Having recorded all their material in their lab, the big day is coming when they'll hit a real recording environment. So if you can tolerate these songs now, get ready when they're recorded in a proper studio and released onto the unsuspecting audience. It'll be a huge explosion when it happens. 2007, look out listeners, The Chemists are going to jump on every opportunity they can find. Who knows, maybe JJJ will miss the bus?

In this era of manufactured music and the flaccid compositions of soft cock rock, real rock bands stand out in the crowd like a beacon. These are few and far between so when one surfaces through the bullshit to rip into the Australian scene, music lovers sit up and listen. And this is exactly what Melbourne-based band The Chemists are doing – concocting a mixture of musical chemistry which looks set to take them straight to the top. With the imminent release of their debut EP, the four lads behind the musical genius that is The Chemists are geared for success. They’re as passionate about their music as they are good at it – all consummate musicians who understand the meaning of good ole Aussie rock and how to make it, with an original and contemporary twist. Unlike many bands new on the scene whose self-dubbed original music sounds rather reminiscent of hits before them, The Chemists have a style all of their own, which transitions between a traditional rock persona, combined with