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Deep Sea Arcade
NEW SINGLE BLACK CAT - Out on iTunes now! http://bit.ly/BlackCatiTunes Sydney, Australia’s DEEP SEA ARCADE’s reverberated pop recalls guitar based music from across the ages yet w ...read more on Last.fm →
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Deep Sea Arcade - Close To Me
Deep Sea Arcade - Close To Me
Sounds like: Empire of the Sun, Oasis
By Jason Grishkoff on Oct 24, 2018 | We've covered these guys quite a few times in the past, which perhaps led me to look (or listen) quite fondly upon this new release ("Learning To Fly" is one of my favorites). "Close To Me" is the Aussie band's latest effort, a slow-burning indie ro... read more →
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Deep Sea Arcade - Learning to Fly
Deep Sea Arcade - Learning to Fly
Tags: Editor's Pick, indie pop, dream pop, alternative
By Jason Grishkoff on Oct 10, 2016
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Deep Sea Arcade - Black Cat
Deep Sea Arcade - Black Cat
Sounds like: The Beatles, Pond, The Bees
By Hugh McClure on Aug 22, 2013 | For a band with such a distinctly British sound, it made perfect sense that Sydney's Deep Sea Arcade would relocate there this past year to work on their second album. Their debut record Outlands featured among my favorite Australian albums from 2012... read more →
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Deep Sea Arcade - Granite City
Deep Sea Arcade - Granite City
Sounds like: The Beatles, Tame Impala
By Hugh McClure on Apr 26, 2013 | Sydney five-piece Deep Sea Arcade have been one of my favorite bands over the past few years. Since 2008, they've been one of the most endearing local acts, their bygone era rock music translating wonderfully on a digital and live level.  After relea... read more →
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Deep Sea Arcade - Steam
Deep Sea Arcade - Steam
Sounds like: The Smiths, The Beatles, Tame Impala, Belles Will Ring
By Hugh McClure on Mar 13, 2012 | I mentioned in a recent review that an album was the first to truly catch my attention this year. Sydney band Deep Sea Arcade's debut album Outlands (to be released March 16) is definitely the second.Deep Sea Arcade formed in 2008 when long-time frie... read more →
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