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In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

In a curated blend of sound, visuals, and collaborative artistry, Grasps transformed The Nest into a soundscape that oscillated between fragility and ferocity, enveloping the room in layers of emotive resonance.

The set drew from ‘When Will You Be Here Again?’, @grasps_’ sophomore album, which explores profound themes of fear, self-worth, and the afterlife. The music, rich with atmospheric textures and distorted basslines, was underscored by field recordings from the Australian bush, lending an organic, otherworldly quality to the performance.

Featuring collaborations with celebrated artists from Sydney’s music scene, Marcus Whale, BAYANG (tha bushranger), and California Girls, the performance saw each artist bring a distinct energy to the stage. @marcuswhaleinlandsea’s haunting vocals elevated the performance into a realm of introspection, weaving themes of mortality and identity into the sonic narrative. BAYANG (tha bushranger) @datuizm brought a commanding presence, delivering visceral, impassioned verses that juxtaposed beautifully against the delicacy of Grasps’ ambient backdrops. Meanwhile, @california____girls injected an experimental edge, blending vocal samples and industrial elements that pushed the boundaries of traditional performance art.

Through their unique alchemy of sound, visuals, and collaboration, Grasps offered a sentimental journey suspended between the earthly and the cosmic—for which each moment felt like an invitation for audiences to reflect on their own inner landscapes.

📸 @billyzammit
💡 @visitandre

Thank you 🖤

Blessed to have shared the stage with @marcuswhaleinlandsea & @heart___armour & @is4bel1e - and thank you eternally to @frankib_ for your incredible work on lighting.

Picture 1 by kevinwong82
Cam corder footage by @wytchings

Thank you 🖤

Blessed to have shared the stage with @marcuswhaleinlandsea & @heart___armour & @is4bel1e - and thank you eternally to @frankib_ for your incredible work on lighting.

Picture 1 by kevinwong82
Cam corder footage by @wytchings

Thank you 🖤

Blessed to have shared the stage with @marcuswhaleinlandsea & @heart___armour & @is4bel1e - and thank you eternally to @frankib_ for your incredible work on lighting.

Picture 1 by kevinwong82
Cam corder footage by @wytchings

Thank you 🖤

Blessed to have shared the stage with @marcuswhaleinlandsea & @heart___armour & @is4bel1e - and thank you eternally to @frankib_ for your incredible work on lighting.

Picture 1 by kevinwong82
Cam corder footage by @wytchings

MARCUS WHALE GRASPS SPLIT OUT NOW

VIDEO L!NK IN B!0

#eye

Close Contact (@rebel._yell x grasps) - thank you 🖤

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Close Contact (@rebel._yell x grasps) - thank you 🖤

📸 by @valeriejoy.jpeg

Close Contact (@rebel._yell x grasps) - thank you 🖤

📸 by @valeriejoy.jpeg

Marcus Whale x Grasps - debut live show @marcuswhaleinlandsea

Thank you all for coming 🖤

Marcus Whale x Grasps - debut live show @marcuswhaleinlandsea

Thank you all for coming 🖤

Marcus Whale x Grasps - debut live show @marcuswhaleinlandsea

Thank you all for coming 🖤

Marcus Whale x Grasps - debut live show @marcuswhaleinlandsea

Thank you all for coming 🖤

Marcus Whale x Grasps - debut live show @marcuswhaleinlandsea

Thank you all for coming 🖤

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

Performing a brand new debut live set with @marcuswhaleinlandsea - our music we’ve been writing together all unreleased - a dream of mine, come true, what a world. Thank you Marcus for your trust in me always

Also I will be drumming in the incredible @california____girls band which I am so lucky to be a part of each & every time

It’s happening on Wednesday 29 April (free)

Quite surreal for me to be honest…

CLOSE CONTACT (REBEL YELL x GRASPS) 2ND SHOW 🌟 CALIFORNIA GIRLS (BAND) & SCUM 🩶 FREE AT 185 MARRICKVILLE 🤘POSTER BY @cafenaomi_ 🎸

CLOSE CONTACT (REBEL YELL x GRASPS) 2ND SHOW 🌟 CALIFORNIA GIRLS (BAND) & SCUM 🩶 FREE AT 185 MARRICKVILLE 🤘POSTER BY @cafenaomi_ 🎸

‘Dream On’

New single guitar vocals you know

Listen, through my l1nks. on Bandcamp & Soundcloud

Xx

‘Dream On’

New single guitar vocals you know

Listen, through my l1nks. on Bandcamp & Soundcloud

Xx

‘Dream On’

New single guitar vocals you know

Listen, through my l1nks. on Bandcamp & Soundcloud

Xx

‘Dream On’

New single guitar vocals you know

Listen, through my l1nks. on Bandcamp & Soundcloud

Xx

MORE THAN EVER (GRASPS MOOD) out now 💐

Artwork & video edit by me, on YT & on SC, free DL 🖤

Thank you for listening always x

MORE THAN EVER (GRASPS MOOD) out now 💐

Artwork & video edit by me, on YT & on SC, free DL 🖤

Thank you for listening always x

Red Light 2025 out now 🖤

Link in b1o

You can’t find this on spotify

Red Light 2025 out now 🖤

Link in b1o

You can’t find this on spotify

Red Light 2025 out now 🖤

Link in b1o

You can’t find this on spotify

Thanks @statelibrarynsw @turbo__tan for having me up on the roof top 🖤

I will put a song out before the year ends x

The nice photos by @joideverve

Thanks @statelibrarynsw @turbo__tan for having me up on the roof top 🖤

I will put a song out before the year ends x

The nice photos by @joideverve

Thanks @statelibrarynsw @turbo__tan for having me up on the roof top 🖤

I will put a song out before the year ends x

The nice photos by @joideverve

Thanks @statelibrarynsw @turbo__tan for having me up on the roof top 🖤

I will put a song out before the year ends x

The nice photos by @joideverve

I will be performing a couple of songs on the grand piano at the @statelibrarynsw rooftop next Tuesday 18/11 evening for ‘songs of Sydney’ 🙂‍↕️ very crazy moment for me tbphwy

tickets via the state library website if you’d like to come 🖤

I will be performing a couple of songs on the grand piano at the @statelibrarynsw rooftop next Tuesday 18/11 evening for ‘songs of Sydney’ 🙂‍↕️ very crazy moment for me tbphwy

tickets via the state library website if you’d like to come 🖤

I will be performing a couple of songs on the grand piano at the @statelibrarynsw rooftop next Tuesday 18/11 evening for ‘songs of Sydney’ 🙂‍↕️ very crazy moment for me tbphwy

tickets via the state library website if you’d like to come 🖤