Sender (band)
Sender is a rock band from Bendigo. Originally called Zenyth, they were in 1999 the Victorian state winneron the Commonwealth Youth Affairs National Battle of the Bands.[1] In 2001 they self released an ep Threedoublefivesix. They changed their name to Sender and signed with Sony Music Australia. They were the MusicOZ Artist of the year in 2001.[2] In 2004 they released a self-titled ep[3] which debuted at #68 on the ARIA charts,[4] peaking at #63.[5]
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| Origin | Bendigo, Victoria, Australia |
| Years active | 1995- |
| Labels | Sony Music |
| Associated acts | Zenyth |
| Website | www.sendermusic.net |
| Members | Bohdan Dower James Addlem Michael Fitt Tom Mewett |
| Past members | Nathan Schifferle |
In 2007 the band released a web only single “sleepwalker” on Bebo.com
Sender are producing and recording their debut album, “No Way Out” set for release on their own label on 10 April 2010
Discography
as Zenyth::
- Threedoublefivesix ep (2001)
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as Sender::
- Sender (2004) - Sony[6] Aus #63[5]
- Sleepwalker Single (2006) - Web only release initially as an exclusive thru Bebo.com - mixed by Michael "smasha"Pollard
- Sleepwalker Video (2007) - Web only release on YouTube - clip shot by Pixel Kitchen
- Gone Video (2009) - Web only release on Vimeo/YouTube - clip shot by FreshAM
- Cover Up Single (2010) - Mixed by Beau Hill - BH productions
- No Way Out Album (2010) - Self-produced and mixed by Bohdan Dower
References
- Department of Education, Science and Training Victorian State Winner of Battle of the Bands Archived 2011-04-08 at the Wayback Machine Media Release
- MusicOZ Musicoz Success Story: Sender
- The Advertiser, 1 July 2004, "Two debuts" by Jaime Morgan
- The ARIA Report, Issue 748
- The ARIA Report, Issue 751
- Frankston Standard/Hastings Leader, 27 September 2004, review by Glenn Osborne
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