Mako Road

Mako Road is an indie rock band hailing from New Zealand, known for their laid-back tunes and surf-rock vibe. The band came together in 2017 when the members met at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, where they began by playing local gigs and quickly amassed a following with their easy-going sound and compelling live performances. The lineup consists of Rhian Ward on lead vocals and guitar, Connor Jaine on bass guitar, Robbie Day on drums, and Crispin Sugden on guitar and saxophone, with all of them contributing to the band's rich and textured sonic palette.

With their distinctive blend of relaxed rhythms and melodic grooves, Mako Road's music captures the free-spirited essence of coastal living and road trip adventures. Their discography includes the critically acclaimed EP "Local Safari," where they explore themes of escapism and euphoria, and "Stranger Days," a full-length album that cements their place in the indie scene with its intricate instrumentation and reflective storytelling. Standout tracks like "Don't Keep Me Waiting" and "Surfing On Mars" showcase their ability to blend catchy hooks with lush sonic landscapes, enticing listeners to dive into their dreamy world. The group's continual evolution is marked by the release of singles such as "Helicopter" and "Drink from the Water," promising a rich journey ahead for fans of this spirited Kiwi ensemble.

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Stranger Days
Album - 8 Tracks - Released July 30, 2021
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