Kisschasy was an Australian rock band known for their catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics, which made a significant impact on the Australian music scene during the early 2000s. The band was formed in 2002 in Victoria, featuring Darren Cordeux as the lead vocalist and guitarist, Joel Vanderuit on bass, Sean Thomas on guitar, and Karl Ammitzboll taking over the drums. Their energetic sound and relatable themes quickly garnered a devoted following among young music fans.

The band's early work culminated in their debut studio album, "United Paper People," released in 2005, which earned them widespread acclaim and introduced hits like "Do-Do's and Whoa-Oh's" to the Australian rock repertoire. They continued to build on their success with their sophomore album, "Hymns for the Non-Believer," in 2007, which showcased a more mature sound and included tracks that continued to resonate with audiences. In 2009, Kisschasy released their third and final studio album, "Seizures," which further refined their style and delivered more introspective songwriting. Though Kisschasy disbanded in 2012, their music still holds a treasured place in the annals of Australian rock, and their albums remain influential works within the genre.