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Late last year The Holy Sea returned to the spotlight with the release of the double-A side singles ‘Bad Luck / King of Palm Island’ and national tour. They received unanimously high praise for both the songs and their live shows right across the country.
The release of the band’s new album ‘Ghosts of The Horizon’ was delayed by a few months earlier this year, but now, almost 12 months later, the band are happy to announce the album will be in stores in the last week of September, with a national tour from October 2nd. The new album is a stunning work that has the hallmarks of a landmark Australian album. It’s an album as grand and sweeping and complex as its muse, this promised, yet conflicted land of Australia. The stories it holds are rich and evocative, delving deeply into the national psyche.
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17.11.09
The Holy Sea critical juggernaut keeps on rolling... this time with a great live review for the band's Melbourne single launch at the East Brunswick Club... Read more...
Reviews
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Paddy, There’s Got to Be One More Bar Open/Ghost Town “Henry F. Skerritt took his Holy Sea from Perth to Melbourne five years ago and this single is their first release in all that time. What’s Skerritt been doing in Melbourne? Paddy tells you in great detail - he’s been drinking too much, reading letters in The Herald Sun, telling…Read more...
