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Hoodlum Shouts
Genre: Rock, Indie
Region: Canberra, ACT
Members: Sam Leyshon - vocals, Mike Caruana - guitar, Josh Leyshon - drums, Luke Robert - bass
Sounds Like: midnight oil, the drones
Influences: Music, history , country

Unearthed Artists We Like: Athol , Olivia Bartley , Kasha


Hoodlum Shouts is a band that bridges calculated awareness and concrete simplicity, determined to create an identity befitting its Australian bloodlines. Budding from several bands within the nation’s capital - namely Epic Flagon, Mightyfew and Red Menace - Hoodlum Shouts consolidate instrumental, punk and post-rock pasts. The result mixes a tendency to brood with sustained urgency, in the genuine search for idyllic melody. The band recorded their debut six-track EP with Russell Pilling in May '09.

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Played on triple j History's End
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Hoodlum Settlers
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Working on the Line
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Hoodlum Settlers
rating:  4/5
These guys draw on the classic Aussie pub rock tradition: rollicking melodies, up-front vocals, solid rhythm section and lots of raw energy. This tra...
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History's End
rating:  4/5
Take The Nation Blue and the Drones, put them together, and you get Hoodlum Shouts: punk rock fuelled by the same kind of colonial ferver of those af...
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History's End
rating:  4/5
Cool sound! Chorus is great and kicks you right in the face! Chant vocals are sweet too!




History's End
rating:  5/5
Great track. Good to see a band with a true Aussie pub rock sound; awesome driving bass lines, relentless guitar and the vocals have real passion and...
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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.