Malibu Spacey is proud to announce Good In Small Doses, the Melbourne/Naarm band’s first full-length release. Good In Small Doses, as the title suggests, takes nibbling bites out of 60s and 70s rock and folk, classic pop, garage rock, glam and dreamy psych and is awash with 12 string acoustic guitars, three part harmonies, noodly bass lines and intricate lead guitar breaks. Engineered and mixed by band member Zoran Lasich and mastered by Joe Carra of Crystal Mastering, the album captures the many sides of Malibu Spacey’s first five years and is a fitting send off for the band’s original bassist Nat Richardson. Good In Small Doses is out May 24.
To celebrate, you’re invited to join the Space for a very special album launch show at Bergy Bandroom on June 15. Joining Malibu Spacey for this intimate afternoon show will be friends and locals Kelsey Jean & The Bad Health and Curly & The Fringe.

Malibu Spacey makes music that’s all jangly 12 string acoustic guitars, intricate lead lines, three-part vocal harmonies and noodly bass grooves. The sound takes pieces of 70s country rock, folk and dreamy indie rock, fitting somewhere in the world of artists like Cass McCombs and Angel Olsen.

Australia’s most promising progressive metalcore outfit RELIQA embark on the ‘Secrets of The Future’ album tour this June, taking on the East Coast in rooms that will soon be impossible to host the bands rapidly growing fan base.

RELIQA are on a mission and their debut full length ‘Secrets of The Future’ (via Nuclear Blast Records) has already proven that the band is set to become a truly global act – A future mainstay in the progressive metal scene.

With Perth’s 21-year-old singer and songwriter RinRin as a special guest, these shows are set to sell out fast as the ‘Secrets of The Future’ era begins.