The Hadron Colliders Sydney, Australia
The Hadron Colliders are a shimmering melodic indie rock band from the inner west of Sydney. Formed in May 2012, the band plays original songs that recall sounds, styles and attitudes of bands from the Birthday Party, the Jesus and Mary Chain through to The Church, Died Pretty, R.EM. and the Underground Lovers. And yet The Hadron Colliders sound like no other band. ... more
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