British India emerged from the indie rock scene in Melbourne, Australia, in 2004, carving out a distinct niche with their energetic performances and a knack for combining melodic hooks with a punk-influenced sound. The band consists of vocalist Declan Melia, guitarist Nic Wilson, bassist Will Drummond, and drummer Matt O'Gorman. They established a solid foundation with a grassroots approach, performing relentlessly in their early years and quickly developing a loyal fan base.

Their debut album, "Guillotine," released in 2007, was a breakthrough that earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated following, leading to multiple awards and high-profile festival appearances. Successive albums, including "Thieves" (2008), "Avalanche" (2010), "Controller" (2013), and "Nothing Touches Me" (2015), all received considerable attention, cementing British India's reputation for delivering consistently engaging rock music underscored by thought-provoking lyrics and charismatic delivery. "I Can Make You Love Me," a particularly memorable single from "Controller," showcases their ability to craft anthemic choruses with emotional depth. Their most recent album, "Forgetting The Future" (2017), marks an evolution in their sound, with the band pushing the boundaries of their musical creativity while maintaining the raw energy that has always been their signature.

Genres

Australian Alternative Rock

Australian Indie

Australian Surf Rock

Garage Rock Revival

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Latest Release

Threshold American

British India

Single - Released March 5, 2024