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A Planet In Space
Genre: Roots, Rock
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Dan Fox, Alex, Tomo, Ben
Influences: Tool, Jimi Hendrix, The Mars Volta
Artist Website: aplanetinspace.com

A Planet in Space formed in 2007, and the four-piece has quickly become one of the most intriguing acts on the Australian live scene. At the beginning of 2009, the group is ready to bring its unmistakable music to the world with its debut E.P., As the Pieces Come Together.

The music of A Planet in Space seamlessly blends roots, rock, reggae, folk, soul, drum-and-bass, hip-hop, punk, dub, metal and improvisation – often within the one composition. The group itself is further enriched by a series of potent contrasts arising from its remarkable diversity of background and influences.

Upcoming Shows!

- The Albion Hotel, Albury - Fri 6th Feb 8:00PM Free
- St. Andrews Hotel, Melbourne - Sat 7th Feb 8:00PM Free
- East Brunswick Club, Melbourne - Fri 13th Feb 8PM $15/$12 Online/$10 Presale
- The Laundry, Melbourne - Thurs 28th Feb 8PM Free
- Coburg Skate Park, Melbourne - Sat 28th Mar

For details at http://myspace.com/aplanetinspace

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Last Drop Of Denial
rating:  4/5
Complex sounds but it is not chaotic. Love this!




Sunshine Breaking Through - Pt I
rating:  4/5
Love the multi-cultural vibe




Solo Tango
rating:  5/5
friggin love it!!!!!!! U rock out live!




Solo Tango
rating:  5/5
LOVE IT!!! This song is fresh & just what the DR ordered. This song should be played everywhere, i cant wait to hear them on the radio. I have never ...
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.