LAST DINOSAURS RETURN WITH GRUNGY VIBES IN NEW TRACK ‘AFTERLIFE’

Australian indie-rock band Last Dinosaurs are back today with a brand spankin new tune that is set to have you hooked, as it launches the next era for the trio. ‘Afterlife’ takes on a more grunge vibe, with fuzzed out guitars, and great vocals that really work well together and create a fantastic soundscape.

Following last year’s album From Mexico With Love which featured Lachlan as the main songwriter, on “Afterlife” his brother Sean returns to songwriting duties.

Sean elaborates, “’Afterlife’ was inspired by an AI artwork by Luke Nugent from his 'Shopping For Gifts' series. It features two mildly warped Asian guys standing in an unrecognisable yet very familiar train station, both holding portable TV devices. The image struck me in such a strong way that left me staring at it for hours and days. At the time I was struggling to find a true inspirational element to act as the axis for all my songs until I realised that the key was to make the album that was being broadcast through these futuristic TV devices.” 

Alongside their huge US tour with fellow Aussies Vacations and sold out show in London, Last Dinosaurs have also announced a very special, one-off show in Sydney at The Factory on Saturday 23 September with support from Caroline & Claude, JNR, and Bridge Dog.