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How we missed out on new Halcyon Drive earlier this month is rather puzzling, but let’s just chalk it up to the chaos that normally envelopes us during the month of March due to SXSW and a flurry of other events/occurrences. I think I’ve found a new meaning to apply to the term “March Madness”. Fortunately for us, the Melbourne based indie rock group has unleashed a music video for their compelling new single Silver Ray, which immediately caught our attention and captured our hearts with its rambunctious percussion, grainy howling vocals, and crunchy hooking pop rock. We’ve been fans of this band for several years now, and Silver Ray quickly reminds us why our penchant for their music has never faded and will surely continue onwards. Those in Australia can jam out to this rambunctious tune live by catching Halcyon Drive on the remaining dates of their tour. Tickets are available, here.

CROWN CHAKRA / SAHASRARA / SILVER #Day13 The crown chakra, known as Sahasrara in Sanskrit, is the seventh major chakra. It is located on the crown of the head and is associated with spirituality. To respect this energy centre we immersed ourselves in the blessings of nature to experience unity and the selfless realisation that everything is connected at a fundamental level. Allowing us to experience mystical oneness with everyone and everything.

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Band: Silver Ray Venue: Northcote Social Club Date: 15th September 2007 Reviewed By: Lyn There is something magical about Silver Ray. They are an amazing instrumental band who have been around for a very long time - and judging from the amount of people, they still have a large fan base. I hadn’t seen the band for about 5-6 years so I was excited about what direction they had headed into over the years. During the course of the night, musician after musician came on stage bringing the 3 piece to a 9 piece! Julitha Ryan on keyboards still amazed me and I must admit part of seeing Silver Ray for me is seeing her enjoy her keyboards! Cam Butler was strong on guitar as ever, and Brett Poliness had a dramatic stage presence on drums. The first half was old favourites and the second half was new material. I enjoyed the new songs although I did find overdubbing not to my liking for a first time listen. No doubt after a few listens that will change. The crowd lapped up the entire show and a packed room tells me Silver Ray have many more beats in them.