RAAVE TAPES is an Australian noise-pop duo known for their dynamic blend of danceable beats and scuzzy, infectious riffs. Based in Newcastle, New South Wales, the band consists of Joab Eastley and Lindsay O'Connell, who have been shaking up the indie music scene with their raucous live performances and a sound that deftly mixes elements of punk, electronica, and indie rock. Their energetic music and engaging stage presence have garnered them a dedicated fan base, with a reputation for creating an electrifying atmosphere at their shows.

Emerging in the mid-2010s, RAAVE TAPES made their mark on the Australian music landscape with a series of singles and EPs that showcase their propulsive sound and thoughtful lyrics. Releases like "Goodbye," "I Will Let You Down," and "How Long Did Urs Take" highlight the band's talent for crafting catchy hooks and anthemic choruses while addressing themes of introspection and personal growth. The tracks "Habitual," "Red Flag," and "dancing because I'm sad" further demonstrate their ability to evolve sonically and thematically, cementing RAAVE TAPES' status as a force to be reckoned with in the alternative music scene.