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VERMANTICS
release their debut EP
“TOMORROW MIGHT BE TOO LATE”
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Photo – @bonncreativ
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About VERMANTICS
Vermantics is big melodies, infectious instrumental hooks, and a high energy live show to back it up. With the support of Auric/Reynolds and distribution through Universal Music they have been releasing a steady stream of singles over the past 12 months.
Consisting of brothers Stefan (vocals/guitar) and Daniel Fedele (bass), Jack Stevenson (guitar) and Julian Perrotta (drums), Vermantics grew up in South Australia before individually moving to Melbourne in ’21 and forming the band. The next twelve months were spent writing and demoing songs before their live debut at the world famous Cherry Bar in early 2022.
Since their live debut Vermantics have been touring Australia playing sold out shows as both a headliner and a support for Rock n Roll legends including The Screaming Jets, Disneyland After Dark (D-A-D) and Superjesus.
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About ‘TOMORROW MIGHT BE TOO LATE’
All the songs on the EP are relationship songs, when speaking on the EP Vermantics say “they’re ‘you and me’ songs, just at different stages. Sometimes I’m the bad guy, sometimes you’re the bad guy”.
As well as the lyrics, the music is a progression too. “From our newest song at the time of recording to one of the first songs we wrote together. We created an anthemic type vibe on these tracks!”
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Vermantics have been working with Phil Threlfall at The Base Studios in South Melbourne for the past 2 years crafting Vermantics studio recordings. This is the first time the band has had the chance to dive into more than a song at a time and create a small catalogue of songs for a project.
Add ‘When You Call’ from Tomorrow Might Be Too Late to your playlists on Spotify and Apple Music
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Follow VERMANTICS
Apple Music – Spotify – Instagram – Tik Tok
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Photo – @bonncreativ
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