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TRAILS is the musical collaboration between producer/musician Lance Robinson and artist/musician Joshua Garner. Drawing inspiration from artist such as Prince, Depeche Mode and David Bowie, TRAILS sound can be uniquely defined as synthphonic electronic. TRAILS debut single 'Free My Mind" is taken from the debut EP due for release in April 2021.

The Trails are an energetic four piece indie rock band from Adelaide, South Australia. With a unique modern sound that blends male & female lead vocals with melodic dual guitars and thundering drums they manage to hint at influences from the 90's shoe gazer movement, and elements of 70's song craft. The Trails have been carving out a name for themselves with a sharp live set of well written and powerfully delivered songs. As much at home on acoustic guitars as electric, The Trails can also be found doing stripped back and intimate performances of their songs in smaller venues. Between live gigs, the band is always in the studio working on new material. Samples of their music can be found on https://soundcloud.com/the-trails-band. The Trails are vocals/guitar - Alison Mair, vocals/bass - Strat Iosefellis, guitar - Luke Vickery, drums/percussion - Stewart Simpson.

Since 2013, prolific Brisbane songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tyler Shilling has collaborated with guitarist Daniel Booth to create an impressive collection of darkly introspective alt-rock arrangements. Since its humble inception at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, the creative partnership has blossomed into an exciting project: TRAILS. Combining hypnotic vocals, ethereal synths, intricate instrumental layerings and driving rhythms TRAILS delivers a powerfully distinctive signature sound. Drawing inspiration from the towering riffs of Radiohead, the pop sensitivity of Everything Everything, the genre hopping sonic ornamentation of Yeasayer and the thunderous post rock rhythms of Foals, TRAILS delivers its own brand of densely dark alt rock. Tracks like IOU showcase TRAILS’ affinity for spiralling psychedelic solos, experimental synth licks and floating vocal harmonies. Their latest offering, Phasing Out evidences the band’s continued maturation, coupling their