Daisie May - Live Music Review
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I first came across
Daisie May last year as part of the
Brisbane Festival free live music program , and I caught another of their gigs at
The Hideaway recently.
Daisie May are a a Brisbane-based four-piece who call themselves dark pop rock and are described as "post-feminist heart-on-sleeve lyrics with indie rock and punk energy" by Time Off Magazine. They are fronted by Pauline Maudy (also of
Mzaza ) on vocals, with Matt Ward on guitar, Jay Kleinschmidt on bass and Jay Richmond on drums. With an EP in the final stages, they worked their way through new and old songs alike.
Their set opened with the track
Money, a view on the evils of consumerism, and included other songs such as
Robot Love,
Kiss My Lips, and
When It All Goes Down, which had a punk feel, accompanied by head-banging from the long-haired bass player. I noticed that someone mentioned that they were "not as sugary as the name suggests". Towards the end of the set they played
Generation Unsatisfied, which is a track off the upcoming EP, and closed with a song, its title still in the early phases, which I'd heard at a set in September last year. According to the band, I was the only one in the room that had heard it before.
You can like them on Facebook
here and check out their website
here .
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162189 - 2023-06-14 20:25:11