Tracer is an Australian rock band known for their hard-hitting, grunge-inflected sound, hailing from Adelaide, South Australia. The group, formed by Michael Brown (vocals and guitar), Leigh Brown (bass), and Dre Wise (drums), quickly gained a reputation for their energetic live performances and raw, authentic approach to rock music. The band's style draws heavily from classic rock, stoner rock, and blues influences, positioning them as a contemporary force with a nod to the golden age of rock.

Their releases, including "El Pistolero" and "Water for Thirsty Dogs," have been met with acclaim, spotlighting the band's ability to craft punchy, guitar-driven tracks with a distinctive gritty edge. "El Pistolero," produced by the legendary Kevin Shirley, showcased a concept album with an intricate narrative and was a turning point, expanding their sound and storytelling prowess. "Living Life In The Night" and "Unholy" continued to build on Tracer's signature mix of heavy riffs and captivating melodies, cementing their place in the rock scene. "L.A.?" and "Spaces in Between" further exhibit the band's versatility and thematic depth, exploring both hard-rocking anthems and introspective lyrical moments. As Tracer continues to release new music and tour, they carry the torch for modern rock, infused with the spirit of its roots and an unmistakable energy that has won them a loyal following.