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The blood spilled into the nook in search of the elusive cranny. Thick, lucid and controlled by gravity and even flow, the former inner was determined to stay an outer. The flowing richness of spewing crimson made its way past Dingly Dell, which is where our story beings its relevance. Amongst the gurgling on the surface of the floating remains of puréed soft tissue, a reflection could be seen. At first glance it looked like a cacophony of hard rock visual and audio naughtiness, but on closer inspection it was just the four kunzis who make up Brisbane’s WE BECOME GHOSTS. It was at this exact location that the river of red ebbed and started to congeal, content on remaining still and enjoying the musical mayhem on offer from our minions of melody, our hard rock heroes, our melodic masters, the fanny four………………………. Leading the charge of infringing on personal space via the context of insistent maniacal rantings is LEWD SCOFF. Armed with guitar and tantrum, we have always expected more

Luke Scott and Aaron Wright grew up together in a little town located in Far North Queensland, Australia, called Cairns. Armed with their parents record collection and battered vhs copy of the latest alternative offerings taped off Australian T.V's institution, RAGE, the boys soon found a yearning to create their own brand of brash rock. Aaron, whose family had already bred some fantastic guitar players, found his true passion behind a drum kit. Not to say that the family influence rubbed off as he also plays a mean six string and often contributes ideas that help make up the We Become ghosts sound. Having learnt saxophone and musical theory throughout school, Luke picked his mothers old acoustic guitar up as a teenager and slowly started teaching himself to play. Once high school was finished the pair entered the local cover band scene to find that there was a severe lack of bass players in Cairns. So Luke took up bass and the pair became a rather formidable rhythm section playing