Sky Is Falling

Blending jagged instrumentation and melancholic soundscapes into a visceral, genre-defiant identity, drummer Kye Cherry, bassist Liam Smith, saxophonist Adam Ridgway and dual vocalists/guitarists Justin Teale and Gabriel Stove developed a sound that is both cathartic and confrontational. Towards the end of 2023, the band performed an Australian tour in support of Interpol and Bloc Party, shared stages with shoegaze pioneers Slowdive at Sydney's Enmore Theatre and joined Protomartyr in Antwerp. Their powerful live presence earned them another invitation to perform alongside Interpol in support of the 20th Anniversary of Antics, taking the stage at some of the most renowned venues across the UK & Europe. In 2024, dust began reforming their sound, embracing free-jazz inflections and reverbheavy guitar work through singles, nodding toward shoegaze and experimentalism. dust's evolution continues on debut Sky Is Falling. Their sound, grounded in genre defiance and reinvention - shoegaze and electronic experimentalism side-by-side with elusive saxophone arrangements and abrasive guitar lines - is firmly rooted in melancholia and self-inquiry. Anarchic propulsion that denotes Geese to Double Virgo level extremities, with blissful nods to the classics, Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine.