Hailing from Naarm/Melbourne, Anam Stone Jet is the rock’n’roll three-piece that you’d mistake for a band straight out of the 1960s.
A mixture of reverberating guitar, heavy bass lines and eccentric drum patterns, Anam Stone Jet revives the sounds of rock legends akin to Bob Dylan, David Bowie and Led Zeppelin. Released on February 23, their latest single Rainbow Cemetery and accompanying music video is full of storytelling, eclectic riffs and the wanderlust for the summer of love.
Off the bat from their first release My Back Is Killing Me, the alt/ rock outfit is only making a start. The band is made up of singer-songwriter and guitarist Keyo Rhodes (he/him), Paige Stanley (she/her) on bass and Ismar Tuzlukovic (he/him) on percussion. With Rhodes’ prolific writing, the forces are stronger now with Tuzlukov and Stanley adding their songwriting skills and musical talent to the band’s new tracks that ooze musical inspiration from the past, with a twist within their lyrics relating to the modern day.
Rainbow Cemetery is exactly what you are looking for in a rock tune. From the moment you pop the song on, the riffs are rich in anticipation of what’s to come. Accompanied by steady drums that crash into a groove with a bass-heavy line driving the track, Rainbow Cemetery is like a full-bodied red wine. If you don’t find yourself moving to this song by the first few chords, the echoing chorus will gently carry you into the next all-encompassing verse.
