Sons et al. Melbourne, Australia
Sons etal formed as a four piece in Jan, 2012. Six months later they released their debut collection, headed by See Me Run, which was played on Triple J, and Triple J Digital Radio through September. They sold out The Prince Bandroom on the home leg of their single tour, headlined The Beresford & Oxford Arts Factory in Sydney, along with The Toff and Northcote Social Club in Melbourne’s north. ... more
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