From Newcastle Australia comes a crew of audio assaulters collectively known as Undermine. Formed in 1997 the aggressive power of Undermines sound has distinguished this band from all others, their reputation for enthralling the crowd and igniting the mosh has landed them supports for international and national touring artists such as: 59 TIMES THE PAIN, KARNIVOOL, SUPERHEIST, ALCHEMIST, THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT, JERK, COG and SEGRESSION. After the release of Bulletshock (produced by Lamar Lowder of Jerk) the band wrote some of its strongest material to date. The band again enlisted the talented Lamar Lowder to produce the latest album "Two Sides To Every Lie". Undermine returned to the stage with a new outlook and a headlining gig with the Crusty Demons of Dirt at one of their after parties. Undermine also found themselves added to the Australian Pro Tour of Wakeboarding DVD, which saw 2 songs added to the soundtrack as well as airplay on Fuel TV. After independently releasing the
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Matt Fragomeli – Vocals/Guitar Scott Gummow – Guitar/Vocals Jeremy Martin – Bass/Vocals From the seemingly endless wellspring of home-grown Adelaide talent, comes another stand out that’s set to leave its mark on the world music scene. The band is Undermine, with their upcoming EP due for release in May 2018. The hype surrounding Undermine has been steadily building since the release of their self titled album, with these four young professional music enthusiasts leaping from the Adelaide gig circuit straight to Ultrasonic Studios to work with none other than Canadian/LA producer Brandon Friesen (Comeback Kid, Sum 41, The Music). Once tracking was completed it was over to LA where the much sought after Keith Armstrong (Santana, Billy Talent, Joe Cocker, Bon Jovi) mixed it down before handing it over to Tom Baker (30 Seconds to Mars, Hoobastank, The Living End, Velvet Revolver) who took on the mastering duties at Precision Mastering in Los Angeles. The bands follow up EP was
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