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The Bloodpoets
Genre: Rock, Pop
Region: Brisbane, QLD
Members: Thomas Murphy - Vocals/Guitars, Todd Orchard - Drums, Jake Parker - Bass, Bec Plath - Keys/Vocals
Sounds Like: Placebo, The Cure, The Killers
Influences: Manchester Orchestra, muse, Biffy Clyro

Unearthed Artists We Like: Bec Plath


The Bloodpoets are a band not to be taken lightly, with a blend of catchy pop hooks mixed with darker riffs and beats. They have the ability to transcend genres and not be pigeonholed, allowing for diversity, the result of which is a unique sound. It is their energetic, rocking live shows that sets them apart.

The Bloodpoets have received national and international acclaim with several songs from albums and EPs over the past few years being played on Triple J, Triple M and Channel V and also being synced to a number of TV shows and Quicksilver Pro webcasts.

Latest release, EP 'Wings' is available in stores around Australia through MGM and online through Waterfront Records and iTunes.

The Bloodpoets are now back in the studio beginning work on album #2!

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War
rating:  4/5
It's a punk rock hurricane - with added cowbell!
triplej



War
rating:  4/5
Lovin' this tune. Bec's backing vocals have a bit of the Spiderbaits about them, and combined with the raw energy of the track I think it works reall...
triplej



Borderline
rating:  4/5
Solid track. Catchy and a brain sticker for sure. These guys are touring with British India soon. I thought their influences would be punkier than Le...
triplej



Ra Ra Ra Ra Riot
rating:  3/5
Heavy enough to get nods from rock enthusiasts but has enough heart, grit and songwriting prowess to appeal to a larger group of music fans.
superuser


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