SICK PUPPIES

Sick Puppies are an Australian rock band formed in 1997 by vocalist and guitarist Shimon Moore, bassist Emma Anzai, and drummer Mark Goodwin. The band first garnered attention when their music video for the song "All the Same" gained popularity on YouTube. This exposure led to their breakthrough in the United States, where they relocated in pursuit of a wider audience and greater musical opportunities. Their energetic and emotive sound combines elements of alternative rock, post-grunge, and nu metal, creating a blend that resonates with fans across the globe.

Over the years, Sick Puppies have released several albums and hit singles that have solidified their place in the modern rock scene. Notable releases include "Tri-Polar," "Connect," and more recently, "Fury," which features tracks like "Stick To Your Guns" and "Earth To You," showcasing the band's evolution while maintaining their passionate and heavy-hitting style. The band's music often discusses themes of personal struggle, empowerment, and social issues, connecting with listeners on a deep level. Despite lineup changes, with Moore departing in 2014 and being replaced by Bryan Scott, Sick Puppies continue to tour and release music, developing their sound with a mix of aggression and melody that keeps their loyal fan base coming back for more.

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THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Single - Released July 26, 2024
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