Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "An Evening At Elmwood were an Australian post-hardcore/screamo band from Perth, Western Australia formed in January 2007. The band's most notable line-up consisted of Steve Caniglia (vocals), Jamie Calabrese (vocals, guitar), Michael Chewter (drums, percussion), John Horner (bass), Colyn Prater (guitar) and Ben Broadley (guitar). An Evening At Elmwood released a demo and 2 Independent Releases, An Evening At Elmwood (demo), released in 2007, Can You Keep A Secret in 2007 which propelled the band to the top unsigned artist on Myspace Music for 7 consecutive months, and Learn To Breathe in 2008 which was released shortly before disbanding. The band were known for energetic, explosive performances in addition to humorous antics on and off the stage. \"this six-piece band with two vocalists managed not to get hurt while working the stage despite the throwing around of guitars, body parts and a backflip\".The band received radio airplay on various radio stations including Triple J, were featured in Blunt Magazine and had sponsorships from American Clothing Labels, Glamour Kills Clothing and Pyknic Clothing."@en }
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- An_Evening_at_Elmwood abstract "An Evening At Elmwood were an Australian post-hardcore/screamo band from Perth, Western Australia formed in January 2007. The band's most notable line-up consisted of Steve Caniglia (vocals), Jamie Calabrese (vocals, guitar), Michael Chewter (drums, percussion), John Horner (bass), Colyn Prater (guitar) and Ben Broadley (guitar). An Evening At Elmwood released a demo and 2 Independent Releases, An Evening At Elmwood (demo), released in 2007, Can You Keep A Secret in 2007 which propelled the band to the top unsigned artist on Myspace Music for 7 consecutive months, and Learn To Breathe in 2008 which was released shortly before disbanding. The band were known for energetic, explosive performances in addition to humorous antics on and off the stage. \"this six-piece band with two vocalists managed not to get hurt while working the stage despite the throwing around of guitars, body parts and a backflip\".The band received radio airplay on various radio stations including Triple J, were featured in Blunt Magazine and had sponsorships from American Clothing Labels, Glamour Kills Clothing and Pyknic Clothing.".