Screamfeeder

It's been a while, but we're coming back!

We're celebrating our 35th year with a specially-curated run of shows in NSW and VIC. Some bands don’t need hype or Tik Tok campaigns, they just do what bands do: make records, tour, and play solid sets of songs beloved to their fans. It’s about designing a lifestyle, and a life, built around creating music and writing songs, and the unique life-blood moments that occur when people briefly come together in a room to celebrate them. We're in our fourth decade of bringing indie noise pop to the masses. We won’t be around forever, but we’re still alive, and trying as hard as ever. Experience the magic this November.

We are going to be joined by Micheal Beach, and Vague Rituals.

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Vague Rituals are not to be missed!!

Comprised of alumni from Melbourne, Sydney and

Portland Oregon’s multifaceted underground punk scenes (Further,

Gentlenemy, Alarms & Motel Love, and US bands Drunk Ladies & Stray Heat). An eclectic array of musical influences sees the trio produce their own engaging take on a particular brand of noise-laden, melodic indie rock.

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Born in California and based in Melbourne, Michael Beach’s songs and compositions transcend international boundaries and genre lines, mixing contemporary minimalism, the raw energy of rock ‘n’ roll, and sophisticated electronic textures to create a unique world of sound. Beach works as an educator, as well as a producer, session musician, and engineer, most recently producing and playing keyboards on Tropical Fuck Storm’s 2025 record, ‘Fairyland Codex,’ (Fire Records) and engineering piano tracks for Exek’s 2026 record, ‘Prove The Mountains Move’ (DFA).

Over his 15-year career, Michael Beach has collaborated with a wide array of artists: Mick Turner, Lloyd Swanton, Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin of The Drones/Tropical Fuck Storm, Simon Joyner, Kelley Stoltz, Spiral Stairs, Leah Senior, Chris Abrahams, Thalia Zedek, Charlie Megira, Ned Collette, and The Source Family. He has toured extensively since 2008, appearing at major festivals such as Meredith (AU), Gonerfest (US), Binic Folks Blues (FR), and Port Noise (NZ), and opening for artists like The Breeders, Ed Keupper (The Saints), The Drones, and Courtney Barnett.

Beach’s 2025 studio release, ‘Big Black Plume’ (Poison City/Goner), featured collaborations with Turner and Swanton, Gareth Liddiard, Fiona Kitschin, and Leah Senior among others. It garnered praise in Wire, NME, and was featured on international radio stations like KEXP, WFMU as well as all independent stations throughout Australia, including RRR, where it was awarded Album of the Week.

His latest release, ‘Live At Phoenix Central Park’ (Poison City/25 Diamonds), recorded in Sydney with a quartet featuring Lloyd Swanton (The Necks), Mick Turner (Dirty Three), and Joe Talia (Oren Ambarchi, Ned Collette), was released in August 2026.