EWAH & The Vision of Paradise

EWAH & The Vision of Paradise is a band based in nipaluna/Hobart, lutruwita/Tasmania, known for their unique blend of psychedelic, cinematic, post-punk, and new wave sounds. Their music often reflects the rugged beauty and isolation of their Tasmanian surroundings. The band's debut album, "Everything Fades to Blue," gained national and international attention and was longlisted for the Australian Music Prize in 2017. They have performed at numerous festivals, including Mona Foma and Dark Mofo, and have won awards such as the National Live Music Awards for Best Live Act Tasmania in 2017. Their more recent work includes the album "The Warning Birds," which captures the essence of their environment with a mix of beauty and darkness.

The band's lead, EWAH, is a captivating performer known for her distinctive voice and guitar style, which draws comparisons to artists like PJ Harvey and The Cramps. The band's influences are diverse, ranging from Beefheart and Zappa to Australian goth rock and cinema. Their music often incorporates visual and cinematic elements, reflecting a strong connection to storytelling and atmosphere. With a growing reputation for their live performances and critically acclaimed albums, EWAH & The Vision of Paradise continue to make a mark in the Australian music scene.