TV Snow

TV Snow are less than a year old, so there’s not a great deal to say. At least, nothing that you can’t figure out for yourself by listening to the band’s debut EP. It’s everything they have done thus far, with that nice timeline of there being their oldest song, and their newest, sat perfectly together. So there is where the band has come from, and where it is going, all in the one place.

And amidst TV Snow’s dreamy coastal pop – the most immediate and striking element of their sound – are deliciously subtle touches of jazz and rock that give the songs a gentle attention to detail when they need it, and big, unarguable simplicity.

Melodically, the band have shown their clear direction on their debut EP, with bittersweet hooks a-plenty laying the foundation for moody songs that have the laidback sunniness of the Western Australian coast, with an eye out to sea, where dark clouds gather and rumble before the storm rolls in.
Ethereal and genuinely moving, TV Snow’s penchant for a moody tune bursts through their EP with beautifully soaring, reverb-soaked vocals, clever and economic musicianship, and gracefully dynamic percussion.

But the bottom line – and this is immediately apparent when the band hit the stage – is that TV Snow make music because it’s fun. It’s something amazing that people can share with their friends, get caught up in for even a moment, and feel with every atom of their being.
So as a gathering of musicians working to making interesting and beautiful music, TV Snow are ready to hit the road, the studio and the stage with everything they’ve got.

TV Snow are...

Sean Tyler - Vocals and Synth

Anthony Di Giovanni – Guitars

Sam Blackburn – Bass

Garo Tanzi – Drums