Keith Stone (The Creature from Outer Bass) & Guava Canal team up again to bring retro-flavoured, catchy, groove-addicted songs juxtaposed with futuristic, funk-laden songs that feature bass guitar at its extremes.

Keith Stone:

“An amazing player”- Steve Vai

The Creature from Outer Bass is blowing away his audiences with new songs, virtuosity, wit, science, and science fiction in a comedic new act created with “hard to believe” new sounds. The Creature from Outer Bass is a must-see experience as he concentrates exclusively on his solo artistry as a singer/songwriter with a unique connection to his bass guitar.

“The best bass player in Australia”- Mick Valance (Boom Crash Opera, Serious Young Insects, Horse Head)

“Exceptionally creative and original”- Mike Varney (American Guitar Player Magazine)

“World Class”- Billy Pinell

“10 out of 10”- Red Symons

The Creature from Outer Bass gained notoriety as the founding member and bassist for Melbourne Fusion group ‘The Banned”, his appearances on Hey, Hey it’s Saturday, ABC’s Countdown (with Margaret Urlich), many national and local radio performances, and rave reviews in American Guitar Player magazine have cemented him into Australian independent music history.

Guava Canal:

Uniquely celebrating their own affinity for weird and retro flavours, surrounding an ultimately irresistible electronic-pop core, Melbourne-based duo Guava Canal ignite a fresh edge of eclecticism, with the infectious and multi-layered single ‘Moon Juice’.

Bringing together the talents of Ainslie Taylor and Ed Hunting, the unrivalled sound of Guava Canal showcases a fine balance between Ed’s heavily creative production and Ainslie’s captivating vocal character.

The result is a distinctly recognisable style, intriguing for its originality and circus-like freedom of flow, and inescapably effective for its naturally memorable, catchy and addictive groove.