The Urban Chiefs are inviting you to join them for a special cruise to shoot the film clip for ‘Lakes and Ocean‘ the first single from their killer new album ‘Grains of Truth’.
The cruise sets off from Woy Woy at 6 pm on Saturday the 11th of February on The Central Coast Party Charter for a three-hour cruise. Tickets are $60 which includes a three-hour cruise, a live show from The Uban Chiefs, finger food and you will be apart of the boy’s new film clip! Tickets are limited to just 60 so if you are keen, jump on board fast. tickets are available at www.centralcoastpartycharter.com.au, purchase your tickets now to secure your spot!
Urban Chiefs
The Urban Chiefs are a Psyche – Blues – Stoner – Rock band from NSW. Blake Saban (Guitars & Vox) and Glendon Finlay (Drumcussion) have been changing people’s perspective of what a ‘band’ should look and sound like since 2009. The pairs huge sound is due to Blakes’ unique set up of playing his array of custom guitars through two guitar amps, a bass amp and an acoustic DI signal. Combine this with his powerhouse gravelly vocal stylings and Glendon’s’ tribal and at times frantic, percussive drum style and you have an Australian two-piece like no other. There is so much happening on stage that often people are mistaken in thinking that the guys are using samples or pre-recorded material but everything you hear is being produced by the Chiefs as it happens!, ‘Grains of Truth’ sees The Urban Chiefs hitting their stride and really honing in on their evolving craft. This 10 track album thumps from start to finish with catchy balls to wall Rock.
Urban Chiefs ‘Grains Of Truth’
‘Grains of Truth’ released in January this year is their fourth album and sees The Urban Chiefs hitting their stride and really honing in on their evolving craft. This 10 track album thumps from start to finish with catchy balls to wall Rock. For those of you like us that like the in your hand real thing ‘Grains of Truth’ is available at www.theurbanchiefs.com or if you’re into downloading your music, go to cdbaby, either way, we highly recommend ‘Grains of Truth’.