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Husky (band)

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Years active
  
2008–present

Website
  
www.huskysongs.com

Labels
  
Sub Pop

Record label
  
Sub Pop

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Past members
  
Luke Collins Evan Tweedie

Origin
  
Melbourne, Australia (2008)

Albums
  
Forever So, Ruckers Hill, Husky

Members
  
Husky Gawenda, Gideon Preiss, Evan Tweedie, Luke Collins

Genres
  
Indie rock, Alternative rock

Similar
  
Casual, Bam Bam, Natalie Wood, Natalie Conway, Andrea Love

Profiles

Husky is an indie folk band from Melbourne, Australia.

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Husky won the Triple J Unearthed contest to play the Push Over Festival. They have opened for bands such as Devendra Banhart, Gotye, Noah and the Whale, The Shins, City & Colour, Neil Young and Crazy Horse.

Husky (band) Husky Feed Music Feeds

In 2011, they became the first Australian band to be signed to Sub Pop records. Husky Gawenda appeared on RocKwiz on 14 July 2012.

Husky (band) HUSKY 39HISTORY39S DOOR39 SINGLE Little Old Me Publicity

On March 25, 2013, Husky Gawenda won the bi-annual APRA award

Late 2016, Husky announced the release of an upcoming third record for 2017 which also marks the duo’s return to their home country after some time spent in Berlin. The first single "Late Night Store" was released in November 2016 and a video was premiered at the same period on HighClouds.

Husky (band) the AU interview Evan Tweedie of Husky Melbourne the AU review

Singles

  • History's Door (2011)
  • I’m Not Coming Back (June 27, 2014)
  • Late Night Store (November 4, 2016)
  • Albums

  • Forever So (July 10, 2012)
  • Ruckers Hill (October 17, 2014)
  • Personnel

    Touring

  • Jules Pascoe (bass, guitar)
  • Aaron Light (drums, vocals)
  • Past Members

  • Luke Collins
  • Evan Tweedie


  • Husky (band) Rolling Stone Husky interview jason treuen journalist and

    Husky (band) Husky Tour Dates Concerts amp Tickets Songkick

    Songs

    I'm Not Coming BackRuckers Hill · 2014
    History's DoorForever So · 2012
    Tidal WaveForever So · 2012

    References

    Husky (band) Wikipedia